I've found a local maid service and I'd self manage from a far via Nest cameras and remote locks.

Think about adding a camera for security if you are worried.  

The only way to know for sure is to camera the sewer line.

Annual operating expenses for replacement towels, bed sheets, pillow cases, broken furniture, smart lock/home services, cleaning services, cameras/security.

But I also figured a good camera system isn’t a bad idea.

When they wanted to run a camera diag.

The doors close lock properly, but occasionally people get buzzed in or follow a tenant in, despite the fact we constantly send out reminder letters about building security and best practices.We have security cameras and are actively involved in coordinating withe police and city council members.Still every time something happens this one tenant acts like its my fault and then leaves a bunch of messages about what horrible person I am and how badly I manage the place, etc,etc.

Another worthy initiative is to patrol KC in winter with a thermal camera and let the owners of the worst insulated houses that their occupier’s energy bill can be cut.

It was challenging to complete some of the renovations with a camera and production crew there for 12 hours a day.

I secured the remaining appliances changed out all of the locks (the original key was missing) and even went as far as to purchase a wireless security camera system that saves to local and cloud storage, ya know, just in case the thief came back last night for the rest of the items.I'm finding a renewed sense of respect for the old adage "an ounce of prevention...".