Can you put up a camera on the common property? 

So a waste of my time to go check something that was not broke.I now have a WiFi hot water heater and can check it remotely.I also have security cameras and WIFI thermostats so I can remotely monitor a lot.

Since roots are a bigger issue in California I did have a sewer camera inspection (clay pipes). 

(Due to pending legislation)For houses that have been vacant for an extended time, camera the sanitary and storm sewer lines. 

And of course, with a 14-unit complex, investing a few hundred dollars in a hard-wired camera and DVR setup is also a very wise idea, so put a camera on that door or that overhang. 

Thanks Kyle, I have already looked at SimplySafe and thought they only had WiFi camera’s.

Items on the agenda are:- pave road going through property- light landscape work- build perimeter fence - clean debris around park- set actual gravel pads where RV's will go- acquire newer MH's at wholesale price to owner finance to new tenants- add extra security lighting and cameras to property Any and all advice is welcome!

I have camera footage showing them dumping trash in my back yard over my fence, i have reported the matter to baltimore 311 but they are absolutely the worst in taking any action.

(I have access to his security system as I paid him to have a couple of cameras added to his system facing my driveway and property after some prior issues with a tenant)Does anyone have any suggestions on how to resolve that parking space issue?

Maybe add some wireless security cameras and charge to the tenant.