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oh right! Yeah it's pretty neat actually (for anyone interested[1]). Unfortunately, it does require physical presence/labor (i.e. $$$) by whoever has the master
by __sy__ 5y ago
oh right! Yeah it's pretty neat actually (for anyone interested[1]). Unfortunately, it does require physical presence/labor (i.e. $$$) by whoever has the master reset tool. For Airbnb's or even self-tours, that's kind of a non-starter.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5MQz3JjZl8&ab_channel=Kwikset https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5MQz3JjZl8&ab_channel=Kwiks...
- dempsey 5y agoWhen you perform a move out or move in inspection, you change the key. It's super easy. The reset tool can fit in your wallet or glove compartment. It's a big change versus having to change the cylinder as in the past. Having to manage a load of electronic locks is likely more costly. Again, this is long-term rentals not short-term. As for self-tours, they make electronic lockboxes. They've been around forever and used by every MLS.
- __sy__ 5y agoI'm not going to try to convince you that key-exchanges are bad for short-lived visits (whether electronic lockboxes or not). We just know from experience doing millions of these for a large company that this is very problematic at times and you're better off with a remote controlled solutions that doesn't involve anyone having any physical key.
- dempsey 5y agoI'm not arguing with you. I'm referring to long-term rentals. Your initial post doesn't make such a distinction.
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