So I was expecting bad news..The snake did not go through and after sticking down a camera they informed me that the line was broken and the front yard needs to be dug up.

Here's an example of a sign we sell:My point is that alarms, cameras, timers, vigilance, etc won't stop every bad actor.

Then when most problems are resolved launch the bigger public open to give a good first impression to build momentum.I would have a camera system in the place to keep employees honest and working.

Just be careful to double check the information you get there as anyone with a camera can put a video up there.Just like anyone with a computer and e-mail address can post on BiggerPockets. ha.

If not, type in an address in Chicago, say 1060 West Addison, Chicago, IL 60613 (yes that is wrigley field), then click on street view.They have driven the city with a vehicle with cameras mounted.

My grandfather was a jarhead, and I served 14 years in the AF doing Combat Camera with Marines before becoming disabled.

Low pay & nowadays everyone is shoving a camera in your face.

I took a look and saw very few lights installed and no cameras.  

He said for the extent that his camera could go he could see there was a lot of cast iron debri He suggested that I shouldn’t proceed unless the seller of the property can create access to the stack line (clean out in the bathroom wall) or install a clean out outside for external access rather than having to rip out the toilet each time there’s an issue.

Bring a camera, document what you see.