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New member - video surveillance in SF
Hi everyone,
just signed up to Bigger Pockets.
Our family has recently purchased a four-plex in San Francisco and we are having some "fun" discovered the twists of the San Francisco rent-controlled market. We want to move into one of the units and we've currently filed a 60-days notice for an owner move-in eviction. We've already piled $6k in attorney fees without a clear view of what is going to happen next (it seems an unlawful detainer).
I would like to install security cameras in the common areas of the property. Has anyone vetted if this is feasible in San Francisco? And/or under which constraints?
Thanks!
RF