So I fix the faucet , and brought in my camera and started taking pictures .

Then DIY mounting and connecting the cameras.

Then when no one is there I can adjust the temp to conserve energy.I also installed a Digital Watchdog Camera on the front exterior.

Hopefully it's not that difficult for you.Also, maybe look into security cameras for your properties for when they're vacant.

Does anyone take property pics with their cell phone as opposed to a digital camera??

What's the best way to bring wifi to my building so set up security cameras and fire alarm to the network?

Checking on that so far I have been told that if I has a sound proof he will be fined.Right now I'm comparing the cost between fence, video cameras and sign.Also found some products that will keep dogs away, which I will try.Thanks again all

But, I'm not a camera guy so I really don't know what to look for except that I need a DSLR camera in order to get photographs with the whole room and not just a corner of a room.I won't take enough photographs to justify the expense of buying a new DSLR camera.

Cameras would be a good idea if not already installed.

This will add protection to your property, increase the chance that you will have longer term tenants and make your property more appealing, possibly at a higher rent in the future.Maybe get an inexpensive wifi camera system to catch the neighbors in the act.I personally don't mind spending money to fix problems so that they don't keep being problems.