The average equipment cost of a home security system is around $475, $400 for professional installation, $200 for activation, and up to $60 monthly for monitoring services. The costs could be higher if the house is large and requires a system with advanced features or AI technology. But one can get these systems at cheaper rates during the Black Friday sales. One can expect remarkable offers at brands like SimpliSafe, Vivint, Cove, Ring, and Arlo. Given below are some of the best home security products that are expected to go sale this Black Friday, The deals are based on last year’s offers.  1. Security cameras and surveillance Security cameras are used in homes for additional security and to detect crime in public spaces and large buildings. Buyers can look for a camera with 1080p or higher resolution, a field view of 130 degrees, and a smaller focal length. The cost of cameras, including installation, can range anywhere between $125 to $450. Last year, Arlo offered its Pro 4 Wireless Security Camera at $799, a $38% savings for buyers. This security camera is suitable for medium to large spaces. One can expect such offers this year too. 2. Smart doorbells Smart doorbells help prevent burglary, detect malicious activity, and provide video evidence to police in the event of a crime.

Home title theft is a serious crime that involves stealing someone’s identity and transferring the ownership of their property to the thief’s name to steal money or property. Since the thief needs to pass off the stolen property as their own, identity theft plays a significant role in home title theft. Thus, it involves the misuse of one’s personal information. Here are some tips one should consider to prevent home title theft: 1. Delete emails containing personal information Although one may have sent emails containing sensitive information to trusted sources, it is possible for thieves to retrieve such information through mail theft. Personal information like home address and contact details can be used to commit home title thefts. Therefore, it is important to delete emails containing sensitive or personal information immediately after they are shared or received. 2. Be careful with personal documents Loss of personal identification or address-proof documents can increase the risk of home title theft. Therefore, it’s crucial to handle these documents with care and avoid carrying them around unnecessarily. One should also avoid taking too many printouts of these documents and instead save their soft copies on one’s phone or other electronic devices and password-protect the apps in which they are saved.