I don't think that would work out for many people in homes. Many places are under city/county ordinances that would forbid a lockbox solution. For example, thos

I don't think that would work out for many people in homes. Many places are under city/county ordinances that would forbid a lockbox solution. For example, those living in Alameda County technically only allowed to have landscaping-related objects in the first 20' from their property line, which is the setback for a typical lot [1]. Unless you have a big porch, you're SOL for a place to put a decently sized lockbox. This of course varies by location, but the point is there are typically rules in place to prevent people from using the front of their house for storage. Not to mention HOA ordinances which can be much more restrictive. [1] https://www.acgov.org/cda/planning/ordinance/documents/R-1_DistrictZoningRegulations.pdf https://www.acgov.org/cda/planning/ordinance/documents/R-1_D...