After thirty years working break-ins, I wrote down 93 fixes homeowners never knew they needed. Most cost under $50, some cost nothing but a new habit. This is the short list I wish every victim had a week earlier.
Make your home the one a burglar walks past by fixing the small, ordinary things they count on you ignoring.
What you get for $47
| The full 93-method manual | $47 |
| Room-by-room fix-it road map | $29 |
| Under-$50 sourcing sheet | $24 |
| Print-and-go vacation checklist | $19 |
| Night-after action card | $24 |
| Total value | $143 |
| Alarm monitoring, year | $480 |
| Security system install | $1,200 |
| Door and lock hardware | $350 |
| Camera setup | $300 |
| Package theft losses | $200 |
| Emergency locksmith | $250 |
| Annual | $2,780 |
| Alarm monitoring, year | $0 |
| Security system install | $0 |
| Door and lock hardware | $90 |
| Camera setup | $80 |
| Package theft losses | $30 |
| Emergency locksmith | $60 |
| Annual | $260 |
These are typical US prices I've seen homeowners pay, next to the same protection done with cheap hardware and habits from the book.
93 numbered methods across 13 sections. Each one: the materials with current prices, the step-by-step, and an honest note on what it does and doesn't do. Pick the methods that fit your place — you don't have to do all of them.
I'm Ray Delgado. I spent thirty years as a burglary detective, most of it working residential break-ins in and around a mid-size city. I interviewed hundreds of burglars in the box and walked thousands of ransacked living rooms. I learned that almost every hit came down to the same short list of mistakes homeowners never knew they were making. I didn't retire to sell alarms. I retired to a small house with a good deadbolt and a dog, and I started writing down the plain fixes I used to wish every victim had known a week earlier. This book is that list.
Read it, try a few fixes, and if it doesn't earn its keep, ask for your money back inside the 7-day window. You keep the bonuses. No forms, no questions.
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What you get for $47
| The full 93-method manual | $47 |
| Room-by-room fix-it road map | $29 |
| Under-$50 sourcing sheet | $24 |
| Print-and-go vacation checklist | $19 |
| Night-after action card | $24 |
| Total value | $143 |
No. Most of the methods in this book cost under $50, and a good number cost nothing but a new habit. Ray starts every fix with the free or cheap version first.
Yes. Many fixes are renter-friendly: dowels in tracks, timers, window pins, better habits, and no-drill options. Ray notes which ones need a landlord's okay.
It shouldn't. Ray's whole approach is calm and matter-of-fact — he explains what a burglar looks for so you can quietly fix it, not so you'll worry.
Yes. The book sticks to legal fixes, and it includes plain notes on where you can and can't point cameras and record.
Most methods use a screwdriver at most, and the sourcing sheet tells you exactly what to buy. Anything beyond that, Ray tells you when it's worth a locksmith.
It's a digital ebook you can read on a phone, tablet, or computer, plus printable bonus sheets. You get it right after checkout.
$47 with all five bonuses included. Once the launch window closes, the price and the bonus bundle both go up.
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The first section is the 20-second read every burglar makes on your street. Learn it, and you'll never look at your own house the same way.
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