I've noticed a difference in the speed of responses once it has to review so much data.I can give you an example of a prompt module.

For STR/Mid-term I’ve used this Yale Lock. https://a.co/d/9Wj2BCQPros - if battery dies you can connect a 9-volt battery to power it and get inside (other versions work with a power bank).

Appreciate your insight.I've designed using both panelized and module construction. 

The Kwikset also ate batteries.

The only downside is the battery lasts about 6months.

I have had issues with the batteries going out too frequently so may explore other options but I do have older models which may be less efficientNoise Monitors: NoiseAwareAlerts me by text when noise levels are above a certain threshold for a certain timeframe so I can contact my guests and stop any neighbor noise complaints before they happen (I’ve only had noise issues 2-3 times in my entire hosting journey)Smart Thermostat: EcobeeSyncs with Hospitable to change the temperature to my presets when a guest checks out and before a new guest checks in.

Intel is building a huge chip site near New Albany, and Honda + LG are putting big money into an EV battery plant in Ohio.

Check out the modules I created for investors who are looking for guidance.

He consistently tells us to bring potential deals to class or email them to him so he can help analyze them.The truth is, those who don’t watch the modules, don’t do the work, and don’t ask questions don't make progress.

I suspect a combination of stubbornness and the realization of “Oh ****, I just wasted five thousand dollars” made many of those conversations less productive.Because that work was a relatively small, supplemental part of my income, I eventually shifted to a model focused on pre-recorded, self-paced modules covering the same subjects I would ordinarily advise on directly.