However a new bad actor tenant at a different property (not my property) has brought some trouble to town.Long story short, the bad actor tenant has been involved in a number of unwanted activities including a party a couple of weeks ago that got way out of hand and a shooting occured (at least 20 to 30 rounds fired and recorded by various security cameras).A couple of errant bullets struck one of my properties, and my tenants vehicles.

6-8 ft chain link with optional razor wire, lighting is key, cameras don't really deter but can be good for insurance claims.A lease is about the last of your concerns, but happy to discuss.

Video Sysems: interior and exterior cameras (15) and 1 FDIC camera2.

fences and cameras all the way!  

If you only have access to wifi, wyze make a good cheap camera that may help you.Put a nice sticker on the door that all hallways are monitored by camera.

The landlord would have to be able to prove they broke in somehow or prove they aren't tenants, which is impossible to do unless you have them on camera breaking in.  

All in the exterior - recessed lighting, security cameras, barbecue grill, door hinges, exterior door handles, metal fencing, door locks.  

We take a lot of time for the showing, use a wide angle camera and you need someone who actually knows how to move a camera around without the audience getting seasick.

This is an app that allows you to use your mobile device's camera to "draw" accurate floorplans of a property.

I want to put security cameras on the outside of my rental but Im not sure what the stipulations are with this.