.- Install dummy cameras, with video surveillance signs.- Install blinds at front windows so that it's not obvious your house is vacant from the street.- Install timer outlets that turn on lights/TV/Radio during evening hours to make it appear that the house is occupied.- Do not have a For Sale sign in front of the house.- If feasible in your area, use an electronic agent-only keybox, rather than a lockbox with a code.- Install a GPS tracking device in your appliances to help police track and find the criminals- Make sure the lawn is regularly maintained and newspapers and fliers don't pile up on the driveway.- Leave a car parked in the driveway.

Also rents better sometimes with waiting lists :) By the way another advantage of investing in HO county that the quality of tenants has been shown an increase over the years as the "flakes" has been continuously priced out of the area and tend to be moving towards Baltimore County, Glen Burnie etc...and this trend with tenants seems to continue for the foreseeable future as BRAC, Cyber Security, Verizon and other project are bringing more jobs into our area etc.ps I would definitely not buy anything even in first class location UNLESS you can brake even from day one!

What about setting up a digital home surveillance system?

You have your on line cyber Business Card, which people will look at and learn about you.I highly recommend Word press.

I was reading my NRA magazine and there was an ad for Trace Surveillance Camera.

The EB-5 visa has started to come under the surveillance of the SEC in the last year because they have deemed it as a way of selling securities along with selling visa.So besides a good immigration attorney, I would strongly strongly recommend a good attorney to ensure that you comply to SEC regulations and Exemption S for foreign investors if necessary.

Cyber shopping rules!

I own a small Cyber Consulting (Security) company and I am looking to invest in real estate.

I would post signs that the area is under surveillance. 

To quote the press release this will help "kickstart adoption of the roadmap, the alliance has recruited a group of 36 “pioneer cities” that will collaborate with global experts to enhance their city policies, in areas ranging from privacy protection and cyber security to better services for disabled people and better broadband coverage."