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Your Central Oregon rental should be making you money — even between bookings.

Most short-term rentals in Bend run $38K–$48K a year, but the smart ones spend a little to protect that income. A Yale smart lock that auto-sends guest codes. A thermostat that stops heating an empty house. Cameras that guard the property and your security deposit. The right tech pays for itself — and earns better reviews while it's at it.

We just broke down the 5 upgrades every Central Oregon vacation rental owner should make. 👇

https://www.mysecuracore.com/post/own-a-vacation-rental-in-central-oregon-these-5-smart-home-upgrades-pay-for-themselves

Read the full post, then call SecuraCore to make your rental run itself.

Own a Vacation Rental in Central Oregon? These 5 Smart Home Upgrades Pay for Themselves The right technology doesn't just impress guests — it cuts your costs, protects the property, and earns back its own price faster than you'd think.There are around 1,200 active short-term rental listings in Bend alone, and the average one pulls in roughly $38K–$48K a year depending on the season...

🔥 Fire season is here — and Central Oregon is facing one of the most dangerous summers on record.

Snowpack at just ⅓ of normal. Nine counties under drought emergency. Red Flag Warnings already hitting our backyard.

Your smoke detector alone won't cut it this year.

We put together a full breakdown of how SecuraCore's Alarm.com systems automatically protect your home when fire threatens — from HVAC auto-shutoff and smart smoke detection to outdoor cameras and instant emergency alerts.

👇 Read the full post and find out if your home is ready.

🌐 https://www.mysecuracore.com/post/fire-season-is-here-how-securacore-s-alarm-com-systems-help-central-oregon-homeowners-fight-back

Central Oregon faces a brutal 2026 fire season. Learn how SecuraCore’s Alarm.com-powered smart security systems help protect your home when wildfire risk spikes. If you live in Central Oregon, you already know the feeling. The air gets dry. The hills go brown. The winds pick up. And somewhere in the back of your mind, wildfire season starts to feel less like a possibility and more like a certainty.This year, that feeling is backed by hard data — and it's c...