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Another scenario some one might leave dirty dishes in the sink.

Instead of going to the kitchen to wash dishes, they washed them in the shower, and then called the city and told them their "kitchen" doesn't have a sink.

Supplies like toilet paper, laundry detergent, dish detergent, bath soap.

While I agree with Luke, get your systems in place and you can lean heavily on technology, you will still want someone nearby to check-in on your place, make sure it didn't get trashed between guests, replace inventory (dishes, glassware, tp, etc), make sure there are no leaks, running toilets, broken down AC...

Renters insurance typically is capped at $7500. and covers their clothing, dishes, television... not what you own.

Letters may be more expensive but they tend to get better responses and with such a niche list it is better to dish the extra money to get results.

Same for dishes, glasses, blankets Etc... 

If not you could go either way, I think security cameras will soon become like the satellite dish, you have to let them be but you can dictate acceptable installation.

Finally, I asked the pest control guy what's wrong and he tells me when he got there, there's dirty dishes on the dining table, dirty dishes in the sink, and when he lifted up a mat next to the sink, about 50 roaches scattered.