i agree with you David, i watched an episode yesterday of Flipping Vegas, where a boa constrictor holds up reno, its obviously a pet, and the scene where two workers evacuate looks completely staged, not to mention, the camera man and camera watches the snake approach the house, then stays in the house and gets incredibly close to it?

This will help the landlord in proving damages to the property later on.13) surveillance camera - for multi family homes or large properties, the tenant should acknowledge on the lease agreement that he is fully aware that the ppty's common areas is under camera surveillance and will not consider this as invasion of privacy.14) proof of funds - this will not be on the lease agreement, but I would ask for proof of funds to be submitted along with the application form.

Went to firehall trained on our new thermal imager(VERY COOL) crawled around in warehouse looking in camera for body heat signature of hidden victims.Came home, fell asleep at computer trying to post on BP.

Use informant or next of kin info to contact family.6) Place a Go-Pro camera by the office of the county....nope, not gonna reveal that one!

Today while looking at a property in a questionable part of the city, I came across a house that had a security camera mounted to the top of the HVAC unit outside.

Even a good inspection will not necessarily tell you that the sewer line going to the street will suddenly get clogged... at cost anywhere between $4k-$6k in my area (though running a camera through the line could mitigate that risk).As you get more rentals, the law of averages start working in your favor as long as you always have enough to cover one big expense if it ever happens.

It makes sense as the security went up, security cameras, rents went up and solid citizens came in as customers.

The act of taking out a camera and snaping a pic is the same number if steps as scanning a QR code.It may also be a matter of habit.  

I am not talking hidden cameras everywhere, just a single camera at the front door to monitor who is at the property working.

Question: are any of those shows like " Flip or Flop" any good when it comes to education, or are those people only there to look good and entertain in front of the camera?