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Originally Posted by redwitch
Proving that the neighbor was even in the house is nigh impossible, so home watch blamed and home watch insurance covers damage, less deductible. Ergo, insurance companies that insure for this type of service refuse to cover homes where it is known others have key.
Hope this answers some of your questions.
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Electronic lock! Home watch gets one code, neighbor get another and so on. I can see exactly who was in the house by the code.
Let me directly address the non-belivers:
But what if the lock batteries went dead! Well first i would have ignored the text telling me the batteries are low, but if I had, I would just open the garage door remotely for them.
But what if the internet went down? Well I would give them the code for garage door key pad remote (non smart home product)
But what if the power is out, then you would have no way to let someone in! I would just give them the code for the key safe. Realtors use something like this.