We have thwarted a number of these incidents by asking questions and making sure they are aware of the no party rule and max occupancy for the property. 

Driven all over the beautiful island without a single incident.   

However, it's important to have cameras for a few reasons, to verify check-ins, security when vacant, evidence in the event of an incident, violations of pet policy, etc. 

Tenants should have Renter's Insurance that would cover this type of incident.

Vladimir,You need to make your agent and carrier aware of this incident. 

Prior to the incident that happened on 9/5, we have not received a work order from the tenant related to the floors once.Looking for your guidance here BP community on the next steps we should be taking.

This approach allows for more accurate budgeting and ensures you have funds specifically set aside for both regular property upkeep and unexpected incidents, keeping your investment more financially stable and predictable.

As a Florida Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Practitioner, I'm thrilled about the potential benefits this bill offers, and I'm here to answer your questions and hear your thoughts.In a nutshell, this bill has the potential to save property owners millions by reducing incidents of violence, liability for criminal events, and enhancing security measures.

I had a client recently who was planning to STR an the bylaws allowed it, neighboring unit was doing it, spoke to HOA president etc. and then right before closing they updated the bylaws restricting rentals to 6 month minimum because of a single incident that pissed off the owner occupants (1 “party” that wasn’t even a real party in the unit being STR’d).

Nothing was reported regarding the garage door prior to the incident as it was seemingly working fine.