You can always setup security cameras (all around the property, not clearly in that section alone so as to alert them that they're under surveillance).

All purchases are handled by AI driven cameras and sensors. 

App connected lights, locks, garage door, multiple cameras, smoke and fire sensors, etc.

After that, use a channel manager (IGMS, Your Porter, Smartbnb) for automated guest messaging, dynamic pricing software for pricing (Beyond Pricing, Pricelabs), a digital guidebook (Touch Stay, Hostfully), install a camera on the exterior to monitor activity (in case you rent to 6 and a group of 15 shows up), use a WiFi thermostat and possibly a keyless entry lock on the front door.

On the other, you have James Wise, fireplug physique, glasses, snapback, big beard, T-shirt, ill-fitting sweatshirt, massive headphones, scratchy snarl of a voice, immersed in the minutiae of urban real estate investing and the savagery of low-income rental property management.But the guy the camera loves is demonstrably as crooked as a dog's hind leg, his wife is in it with him up to the eyeballs, and the more you poke around in their business the more it smells.

It is not defined elsewhere and in spite of any glaring contradictions, the city, nor the 90lb suit they put in front of the camera to represent the DA’s office can admit these contradictions because alas, they work in their favor.

I also put small "security cameras  in use" stickers.Finally, I go through the trash occasionally.  

I have mainly families on vacation.I also have an exterior camera do I can see who is coming and going.

Some will pull out an infrared camera and test the walls and windows, most will not.Saving a few dollars can cost you thousands later.

I have not yet seen the camera footage, will receive the disc next week.