Guard Your Vacation Home

· By Kyle Stamper · Home & Family Security

Updated June 29, 2018

Security Tip of the Day: 
Know Your Neighbor
Get to know your neighbors, get to know your neighbor’s neighbors. The more people you know in your community, the safer you could be. These people will watch over your house or property while you are away and could prevent a break in.

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Story Of The Day: Guard Your Vacation Home
Your vacation home is probably the hardest properties to protect because, like most, you can’t be there every day. This is your home away from home but how do you make sure it is secure? Below we list a couple of quick solutions to help.

Lock The Doors And Windows
It may seem simple but a burglar won’t try to break a door or window if they don’t have to. Breaking a window or door causes too much noise and too much time. A bunch of petty thieves will just go door to door, looking for one that forgot to lock up.

Find A Trustworthy Neighbor
Finding a trustworthy neighbor who is a permanent resident will allow you to have someone close by at all times to check in on things. They can pick up mail, turn on lights, and create tracks in the snow or sand to give the illusion that someone lives there.

Take Down Any ‘For Rent’ Signs
Having a ‘for rent’ sign in the window or yard can attract thieves to your home. If a for rent sign is out, we can assume no one lives there and may have something to steal. Hiding this sign can be a great way to draw less attention to your property.

Closing Thoughts
Protecting your vacation home is difficult. If you believe you need more protection than the neighbor walking in the snow, a video surveillance system could put your mind at easy. You can set up your system to alert you on motion in the home and could even keep an eye on tenants for their stay. If there was an incident, you would have video proof of who was in your home at the time.
If You Would Like Some Extra Security For Your Home Or Business Contact Camera Security Now at 877-422-1907 or Visit Us On The Web At CameraSecurityNow.com

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