Then you will have to go to the property and review the footage if you suspect there was a problem.The great thing about having an internet connection is you can get real time motion alerts and you can log into your camera feed and see if someone was breaking into your place and call the police to catch them instead of handing them a video after the fact and hope they can find them.Either way I use a more robust system than the plug in play wifi cameras that are sold at Sam's or Walmart.I use  Digital Watchdog software running on a laptop and DW cameras.

I had to use the desktop version on my Chromebook/Laptop/MacBook, etc.

I go talk to Uncle Jack, the listing agent if present or just work on my laptop.

I do not take my laptop because it's easy to get distracted as well; I am there to work!

@Charles MitchellIt went so bad the poor guy had to sell his laptop for groceries.

We provide everything a guest needs except their clothes and their laptops. 

LOL.This is something I would recommend every REI do before they buy into a market for a rental(s):1 - Find out the day the court is doing evictions (usually it's an all day thing...and the same day(s) every week/month.2 - Clear your schedule for the day3 - Go to the court, bright and early that day4 - Bring a pad of paper and pen (remember how those worked...they still do), because most courts won't let you bring your tablet, laptop, phone...into court.5 - Sit in the middle of the room6 - Watch and listen7 - Take notes (see #4)8 - Learn.

I’m planning to hardwire the whole house so they can take advantage of the 1000mbps gigabit line though.You could also tell her to buy a 100’ cable and run it in the hall to hardwire in her tv / laptop or pay for your guys to fish it through the walls.

I had to carry my laptop around and share that one w/my family.  

I posted it with my phone so I’ll use my lap top next time if it does not work.