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It's pretty easy to tell by cars in the driveways and lights in the windows.
by pandaman 4y ago
It's pretty easy to tell by cars in the driveways and lights in the windows.
- uoaei 4y agoNo, it's not. Lights are often on timers and cars are often tied to houses for those with second homes in different locations, so as to make them appear occupied so squatters and thieves are discouraged from entering while the owners are elsewhere. These are obvious considerations and I am surprised they did not cross your mind.
- pandaman 4y agoI see, so there is some kind of service that drives a car to and from a house and/or keeps the car parked but washes it regularly or every investor DIY this? How often does it happen you recon?
- uoaei 4y agoI, and all the other readers here, know you're intentionally misconstruing the idea. You're not clever, you're just empty-headed.
- pandaman 4y agoI am not construing anything, I am inquiring about the process that results in properties "often" uninhabited but having cars and lights to appear occupied. You are saying this is some well known and often happening phenomenon, if so I'd like more information. If such service exist I'd like to use it myself when going on vacation, why do yo become all defensive?