Yes I was also looking at integrating the nest thermostat and maybe the Ring Floodlight cameras.

Hi All, I do photography as a hobby but also use it to photograph all of my rentals (4 now) I recently bought a new camera, and I was wondering if that can be deducted entirely, part of it, or any of it.

You can set up cheap cameras next to windows and doors on the inside that record to a cloud server.

I don’t think the camera is a good idea.

I will also be using a Cannon digital camera for other videos.

We were going to bring a camera and let the tenant take pics of whatever she cared to notice.

They all use craigslist, so do I. 3 BR houses in the area rent for 1500-2000, the two times I've rented it I've had 20+ people interested.Looking at other craigslist advertisements on there I am constantly awed by people who 1) can't use a digital camera 2) don't post their 8 photos for free.

A Pro water cleanup crew will have an infra red camera that allows you to actually see where the water travels up the joints and internally...very interesting.

Pro-tip: turn on all indoor lights and close the blinds so you don't throw off your camera light meter.

Now another part of pipe also "sunken" under kitchen area, and flooded, camera wont pass. or see beyond foundation of house.