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So far, most tenants have not installed a system since my properties are in very nice neighborhoods with very little crime. However, the new wireless systems are much easier to install and then they can take them with them if they decide to move. --99.165.xx.xxx

I try to understand what the demand is across my tenant base. If it's something that many want, and are willing to pay for, so there's an ROI, then I may provide it. If it's just something one person wants, then they pay for it and I install it. I don't let tenants do work on my properties. --71.127.xxx.xx

One of my current tenants replaced the existing doorbell with a Ring Camera Doorbell - No issues so for - when the tenant leaves I can keep the Ring or the tenant can take it with him. --72.173.xx.xx

I allow my tenants to install their own alarms. One gal wanted a camera system so she could watch any motion around her front or rear apartment door. But she did not have WiFi, and I told her so. She ordered a system and had a friend install it. And she couldn't get it working. --47.149.xxx.x

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Based on this experience, I would want to talk through what they want to do with the installer. It needs to be completely wireless, glue on sensor mounts (no holes), wires run through wall cavities and standard electrical boxes with associated cover plates if necessary. After talking through it with him I would give him a written list of these requirements and require a signature of acknowledgement before I would authorize the work. There seems to be a complete lack of craftsmanship in cable and security system installers these days so be careful what you authorize. --209.205.xxx.xx

I never do this for tenants. When they ask, I tell them it would expose me to too much liability if the system failed and something bad happened to them as a result. They can do their own but only replace existing doorbells and exterior floodlights with wireless camera equivalents. --107.141.xx.xxx

In the installed three camera outside of house along a recorder inside where had to drill throught to mount security cameras outside as vehicles thevies tryed to steal my Tacoma where the thevies knock on door then told me the window was open where went out where used a key to open door so the thevies would not get the code to make up a duplicate key fob. They drove by one Sunday where they seen security cameras on front of house along motion sensor lights which deter criminal activity. Most of the vehicles stolen here wind up in Lago Nigeria where the government there will not return stolen vehicles. One reporter went to a car lot where the stolen vehicles even had Canadian provincial license plates on them. The person said they were from Us where open door then seen label that is vehicle is sold in Canada along with speedometer is kilometers per hour and odometer is in kilometers. If owned a Tacoma automatic then would have key fob where thevies can pick up code up to 200 meters away where the Tacoma would be gone forever. One time at a stop light the van next to me said the tailgate was open where put in reverse where the camera showed tailgate was closed. If would have left vehicle they would have high jacked vehilce then drove off. When I go to parking lot the lock on the door where no code is transmitted. So without a code it ends right there. At Costco they sell wifi camera security system where preferred hard wire type. --68.69.xxx.xxx

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