Is there any way to switch from treatment plans to public utilities?

@Wesley W.I understand your desire to secure your property and think visual recording of drug dealers on your property is a great idea.It doesn't have to pass the "sniff test", it only has to be upheld in the courts.irregardless of your ability to gain consent from visitors to YOUR property, the law is the law. 

But then again if there is a big tree leaning over that brand new roof, or if you often get significant hailstorms and the like then the equation may change and you would want to be setting aside more for expectable damages/treatments. 

The whole visual format has changed.

Go in their place and take visual note of any major damage such as holes in walls and so forth. 

NFL home-game weekends would be nice also.And the other end of the fun-misery spectrum, you have some of the world's leading cancer treatment centers just down the street, and so there are always people coming in from out of town for long periods of time for treatment. 

Could you shed a bit more light on the tax treatment of Schedule C vs E in this type of scenario?  

The difference between the two treatments is whether or not you pay the 15% self-employment tax on your profit.Still, I side with Ashish in recommending professional help, as my suggestion needs a more detailed discussion before implementing, with a few pitfalls to address. 

He told his doctors that he didn't want any more medication or treatments and will no longer be seeing them. 

Visuals go a long way to help the aesthetics of a property.