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Today's Retirement
Community
Snapshot:
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Bayfront
at Rehoboth , Lewes,
Delaware
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In cute Lewes,
Bayfront at Rehoboth is a waterfront
community for all ages. Amenities
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Pine
Lakes, Prescott,
Arizona
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Literally nestled in the woods and adjacent
to a national forest, Pine Lakes is an
affordable 55+ manufactured home community
in an upscale area.
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Tips to Protect Your Home,
continued....
2. Be aware of "bump keys" and talk to a locksmith about locks and extra security devices.
Bump keys are being used by burglars to enter houses at an increasing rate. A bump key is a method of "bumping" or "picking" the lock by using a modified key to unlock the deadbolt mechanism. Entry can be gained in seconds and there is no visible sign of break-in. Talk to a locksmith and add new locks and safety devices to prevent this type of break-in. A few extra security steps will help with this issue.
3. Install Security Lights - A few lights placed in strategic areas makes a huge difference in visibility. Motion sensor lights can be very helpful also. Make sure doorways are always well
lit.
4. Make your doorways visible to you and your neighbors. Trim your vegetation to make it open so that there is adequate visibility. This will help reduce would be break-ins or unauthorized entry. Windows should also be visible whenever possible.
5. Install Extra Security Devices - Simple and affordable devices are available that give you extra security on your doors and windows. Talk to an expert on the various options. Do some research on the subject. There are several affordable ways to help you make your home more safe.
6. Look like your home - Use timers for a few lights even when you are home. Add timers to radios or tvs when you are not home. Have neighbors look in on your home or be aware that you are gone. Always stop papers and mail if you are gone for long periods of time or get a neighbor to help. Activity helps prevent break-ins.
7. Keep Doors & Windows Secure - Open windows and doors are an invitation for break-ins and unauthorized entry. A locked door or window is your first line of defense and will prevent any quick and quiet entry.
8. Research Other Safety Measures - The internet is full of articles, websites and videos that educate you on home and family safety. Educate yourself and your family.
~I am here to help you make you and your family safe. Please continue to check on our free articles. Also visit our website at
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