I would prefer a different direction, but this is what all the data is screaming.

I plan to let them keep the cameras but will issue a warning, as well as will have them sign an addendum protecting myself from potential liability related to audio/video recording without visitors' consent, or privacy intrusion liability if the cameras are capturing parts of the neighbors' properties.

I'm looking to target the crowd looking to escape to the mountains for hiking, wineries, and visitors to shenendoah ntl park.

@Brian Rudd The visitors have no sense of responsibility.

We definitely will be repeat visitors!!

We got a lot of local visitors from San Francisco as well as domestic and international travelersAll that being said come out right now I don't think is the time to buy.

from my limited understanding.. there is obviously a difference between being a US citizen, a permanent resident, a visitor, etc.

I think your fear is rational, and appropriate and you should only use something like that right now if it is screamingly obvious

If you want to help your client skip that, your job is to find the most screaming deal around.

There are 3-1 BR units in that development available for rent in that development right now for $1300/mo... if you hold out for $1400 to $1500 you will probably be looking at high vacancy rates based on that alone and should to adjust your pro forma accordingly.Also, If the rules are the same as they were a few years ago it is a challenge to have visitors with the parking and the rules around it.