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?

The tenant is requesting a camera be installed.

I decided to order a second report camera test (a month later from the previous plumbing report) from a reputable plumbing company as to the integrity of the plumbing under the slab of my new rental.

If the lease says the tenants pay if it's their fault then I'd pay for a company to come out and snake it to the main with a camera and get a statement as to fault and if it's not their fault then they can escrow rent in the amount of the plumbing costs and fight it out in court.

When it comes to houses, everyone who doesn't invest in real estate is just as emotionally mature about the subject as a bozo on a dating site in a leather jacket and sunglasses sporting three days' stubble as he sits in a beater convertible and gives the camera his best Magnum.

The plumber came out to do a free quote and used a camera to see how big the crack was, the crack was over inch wide and spanned 15 feet long.

We were considering utilizing surveillance inside of our project to monitor the work being done and ensure the contractors are actually at the property.

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 watched an episode of "Flip or Flop" last night where they had 3 break-ins in ~30 days - one of which was after installing security cameras and putting up signage.

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.