Did you know that sixty percent of all Americans own their own home.
And despite all the problems with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, mortgage companies and the economy that number is still relatively constant and at an all time high.
One thing that homeowners will find out, especially new homeowners, is that the demand for their money doesn't stop once they move in.
It seems like an endless stream of home projects that are usually not free.
As a matter of fact, they can be very expensive.
When it comes to home security, one out of every six homes is burglarized every year.
And home invasions are becoming more popular with the bad guys.
There are many things you can do for burglary prevention and home invasion prevention.
Most of them are free or at very low cost.
1.
Start by locking all your doors and windows.
Sixty percent of all home burglaries happen through unlocked doors and windows.
2.
Use your peephole.
This is the best way to prevent a home invasion, which in 90 percent of the cases starts at the front door with people just opening their door without knowing who is there.
3.
Remove potential hiding places around lower level doors and windows.
4.
Install some motion activated spotlights to remove darkened spots around your home.
5.
Join or start a 'neighborhood watch' program.
They are free and they work.
But the best way to improve your home security is with home security cameras.
That is also the best way for burglary prevention and home invasion prevention.
It used to be that home security cameras were expensive and that's why you didn't see them around very often.
That has changed.
You can get several different kinds of dome or bullet security cameras for your home for under $100.
00 Here are the three cheapest home security cameras: 1.
First is a vandal resistant color dome camera that has infrared day night high resolution capability.
This camera has 36 infrared LEDs for night vision up to 80 feet away in complete darkness.
It features 540 TV lines of resolution for great picture quality and can be rotated 360 degrees with a 4 to 9 mm manual zoom lens.
2.
Next is a high resolution day night color camera again with 540 TV lines of resolution for great picture quality and 56 infrared LEDs allowing you to see 150 feet away in complete darkness at night.
3.
And last is the the low light outdoor bullet camera which can be used indoors or out and is fully weatherproof.
It comes wired or wireless and color or black-and-white with prices starting at $96.
00 Those the three cheapest home security cameras.
When are you getting one to improve your home security?
And despite all the problems with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, mortgage companies and the economy that number is still relatively constant and at an all time high.
One thing that homeowners will find out, especially new homeowners, is that the demand for their money doesn't stop once they move in.
It seems like an endless stream of home projects that are usually not free.
As a matter of fact, they can be very expensive.
When it comes to home security, one out of every six homes is burglarized every year.
And home invasions are becoming more popular with the bad guys.
There are many things you can do for burglary prevention and home invasion prevention.
Most of them are free or at very low cost.
1.
Start by locking all your doors and windows.
Sixty percent of all home burglaries happen through unlocked doors and windows.
2.
Use your peephole.
This is the best way to prevent a home invasion, which in 90 percent of the cases starts at the front door with people just opening their door without knowing who is there.
3.
Remove potential hiding places around lower level doors and windows.
4.
Install some motion activated spotlights to remove darkened spots around your home.
5.
Join or start a 'neighborhood watch' program.
They are free and they work.
But the best way to improve your home security is with home security cameras.
That is also the best way for burglary prevention and home invasion prevention.
It used to be that home security cameras were expensive and that's why you didn't see them around very often.
That has changed.
You can get several different kinds of dome or bullet security cameras for your home for under $100.
00 Here are the three cheapest home security cameras: 1.
First is a vandal resistant color dome camera that has infrared day night high resolution capability.
This camera has 36 infrared LEDs for night vision up to 80 feet away in complete darkness.
It features 540 TV lines of resolution for great picture quality and can be rotated 360 degrees with a 4 to 9 mm manual zoom lens.
2.
Next is a high resolution day night color camera again with 540 TV lines of resolution for great picture quality and 56 infrared LEDs allowing you to see 150 feet away in complete darkness at night.
3.
And last is the the low light outdoor bullet camera which can be used indoors or out and is fully weatherproof.
It comes wired or wireless and color or black-and-white with prices starting at $96.
00 Those the three cheapest home security cameras.
When are you getting one to improve your home security?
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