@David RobertsHaving an outside camera with motion sensor really help to let you know who is in your unit and how many, it also deters "party booking" from by mentioning you have an outside camera a few times throughout your listing.

(The tenants in the house might not appreciate an RV being started up or backed into place at 3 AM, or somebody loading stuff into their shed at 11 PM...)Do you need security cameras or lighting on the sheds/RVs? 

I place wildlife cameras on my tax deed properties to identify any former owners that may visit.

I would really like to hear what you all bring and look for when you view a property.Here are some of the things I was thinking about:List of things to look atInstant read electrical testerVolt meterScrewdriverFlashlightBug SprayHand SanitizerPhone has camera & calculator apps (does anyone have a favorite analysis app?)

Here are some details: - 12 units - ten 1-bedrooms, two 2-bedrooms - Covered parking garage- Asphalt driveway Capital improvements made recently:- Window replacement (summer of 2014)- New roof on main building & Car Port (summer 2018) - Replacement of entire driveway and uncovered parking- Gutters Replaced with Commercial Gutters - New concrete in courtyards between car ports and building - installed cameras with 10-day DVR loop Post LOI, we plan to do a full inspection to check on HVAC systems, but we want to still put in an informed offer and ensure the property is still worthwhile with a budget for CapEx built into our projections. 

After all, they are "nanny dogs" sent by Saint Michael, not the human engineered fighting machines we bred them to be.  

When buying a home many inspectors that I came across inspect almost everything except camera inspect main sewer lines. 

Quick question, I want to add cameras to my properties but not sure how to go about electricity and storage?

Is it possible security cameras may have prevented such a crime or at least given you the leverage needed in a court of law to prove these are trespassers?

Coming back to today's world, you can do so much with things like Zoom (online conversations on camera across the world) and email you can reach out to people outside of your local area.