However, the crime is pretty bad, my security camera caught my neighbor shooting his gun off his front porch a couple nights ago, just because (at least he wasn't shooting at anything particular I guess) :0.We aren't comfortable living here anymore, so now I'm purchasing a tri-level SFH in a great neighborhood.

Would love to know what is being used in STR for entrance camera and smart locks and thermostats. 

Thanks I have exterior cameras.

., f.m. radio, 110 volt plug ins on the new one, The back up camera, I could go on for quite awhile. 

The worse part is; one plumbing company put a camera in the sewer pipe, told the management company the pipe was broken inside the house underneath the living room floor and all the other plumbers quoted prices to remove furniture, remove carpets and jackhammer the concrete when the broken pipe was actually outside the house.I am not saying the property management company did a bad job.

Most Security systems only maintain footage for 2 weeks dueto camera memory capacity.I.

(I don't mind driving 50-60 miles if need be)I have worked professionally with DLSR cameras and drones for over 2 years, and have the experience and confidence to create something beautiful that could bring value to others.What I am looking to gain from this is as simple as being around others who are into REI as much as I am, building relationships, providing value to others and adding another avenue to my creative porfolio! 

I caught someone on camera trying to steal my HDTV in a STR. 

That being said, the camera should be viewed and controlled by you as the property owner.

I would have expected the inspector to use a thermal imaging camera or seen evidence of moisture damage on the paneling.