If you can tell me which one of those 4 add value to a property, like actual value to the buyer, I would be all ears.There once was a time when a 3.5 megapixel camera was all you needed to “show off” a house.

You have to be able to do better than that.I don't have kids, so what I would do is to get a place with a locking garage near a police station somewhere in the slums where properties go for peanuts, put a fence around the place and a steel door front and back, put in an independent 8-16 security-camera setup, get a monitored door/window/glassbreak security system, put a 12-gauge home defense short-barrel shotgun in my closet, maybe a cuddly Doberman puppy, and I'd be fine.

Their computational capabilities are to traditional cameras like what Zillow is to the MLS.Good light is critical.

There is presently no fencing or security cameras that I'm aware of, but I will verify that. 

They are very small countries that have camera's everywhere - and they use these camera's to track infections from the ground zero patient (chinese tourists) to all those they came in contact with.

Are you really going to waste the time to put up cameras on a tenants door, or camp out waiting to catch them with a pet, just to have an eviction that cost you money anyway if they did violate the lease?

You have the flexibility to accommodate large or small groups.I have an external camera system to make sure no large parties are going on.

We took good pictures with my SLR camera, but I'll take a second look at them to see if they match up with other comps pictures, good thought.

I'd bring a camera, a backup and a locksmith if your state and/or local jurisdiction has no restrictions from you going and changing the locks and starting your clean-out.Regarding the eviction...I've done hundreds of evictions but I've never done one for the benefit of the end buyer.

Mine can set door codes, message (or call) guests, schedule cleaners, adjust the thermostat, monitor my cameras, & call a plumber just as easily as a local PM can, for 1% of the cost.Hire good cleaners, a solid handyman & befriend some helpful neighbors.