IN THE EVENT THAT A LICENSED PLUMBER BELIEVES THE PROBLEM IS BROKEN PIPES, WE WILL RUN A CAMERA TO VERIFY, AND IF THAT IS THE CASE, WILL REIMBURSE TENANT FOR PLUMBING EXPENSES.

Don't put cameras in your bar or you'll never have a life.

We try to visit quarterly, and have weekly calls and more often emails to keep a handle on things and to let our management know we are watching (security cameras with remote access are awesome also).  

Has any one else had this problem and if so how did you go about it, cameras or GPS trackers on appliance ???

You should use a theft deterrent system like a motion sensor, camera, alarms, and yard signs. maybe SimpliSafe?

Paint does look decent, the main thing for me is to repair any and all wood rot to preserve the asset.Unless there is an absolute need, I don't like the Smile on Camera signage.  

I actually have a body-camera like the police use for this purpose when delivering notices, it was less than a single process server would cost when I bought it on Amazon, but it of course requires that the tenant will open the door for you.Just be certain your 5 day notice is EXACTLY, TO THE LETTER, like the law states.

I bought a camera a couple months before my first property that cost about $1k.

I do plan to install cameras moving forward but haven't handled this before.

Because of that, we are turning our 5,000 sq ft camera room into commercial rental spaces.