That means SOP's with a video of every lock, every TV, links to their manuals and troubleshooting sites, photos of everything, reminders for when the last time the batteries were changed out, documenting every possible Q&A, documenting what constitutes an emergency, training them, recording them, giving them feedback after reviewing their communications, and having company operating procedures well documented to build them up to where they know as much as possible about the property without actually having visited it. 

Those features seem to drain the battery way to fast and generally make setup and troubleshooting overly complicated in my expeirence. 

Per our lease agreement (smoke detector batteries, pest control, furnace filters, mini-blinds, lawn care, whatever,  is/are your responsibility.That is an upgrade we can do with a lease increase of $xx/month.We cannot control the neighbors.After a few months if they continued to make unreasonable demands via the maintenance portal, I'd non-renew them.

@Vanessa LiIf you’re still exploring markets, Reno, NV is worth a closer look.Steady population and job growth from California across a range of industries— advanced manufacturing, data centers, tech, and lithium battery production/recycling.

What batteries?

I don't really want a separate meter for the ADU, especially since we will have solar/battery installed on the main home and would want the benefit of that for the ADU.

The project is expected to generate up to 150 new jobs and will focus on high-efficiency photovoltaic production.Imperium3 New York (iM3NY)iM3NY has begun operations at North America’s first lithium-ion battery manufacturing plant in Endicott.

I was approached by someone representing a developer who sets up these battery sites.

With the new Tesla semi-truck factory and 2 new battery factories coming online in the next few years, the housing shortage in Reno will continue and rents will rise.  

Ideal option is QuickBooks Online Plus with the class code tracking module turned on.