Another friend of mine had a similar idea (starting a youtube channel) but he wanted to do it with someone else.Me and my friend made a "demo" video so to speak (after me investing about $500 initially for the camera).

Install a temporary camera system.

Even paid to have a camera in there but line is too dark with water.

With all the cameras in the teller area, it's easy to prove who made the withdrawal.

Otherwise you can have someone run a camera through the pipes to check for leaks and the overall integrity of the line.

I know I'm bringing my camera and looking for a worksheet to help with taking notes as well as a purchase contract I obtained from Stephanie Davis.

But if I have concerns about the sewer line, I'll hire my plumber to camera the line to check it out before I buy.Also, look around yourself - do your own inspection.

@David MooreYou have two applicants who each earn at least 3x the rent and a third who is their nanny (and likely their employee).

Set up a camera.

Really, that is a young lady in that picture and if you were near 60, that picture could not have been possibly taken with a phone camera, as they weren't invented that long ago.