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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cameras in common areas of rental
I have a rental property where I rent out bedrooms. The kitchen/livingroom is considered a common area. Recently it has been a problem getting people to do basic stuff like lock the front door, clean their dishes, take out garbage.
I am considering installing ring cameras at the front door, near the sink, near trash can. This will help me determine who is causing issues and manage things remotely.
Thoughts?