If you want to do Security Cameras and such for YOU thats fine but let the tenant worry about where they get their's from.

@Eric Fernando i would suggest doing a camera inspection.

We also installed a camera in the hallway when this happened with one of our units to further collect evidence of a lease violation.Good luck.

I've been quoted $150 per hour and $275 for use of camera + $90 for every hour spent working

If there is a problem, the software admin (me) can move them to another spot remotely.As far as checkin/checkout verifications, the software also specifies this, and the general plan is to use security cameras, and/or one part time staff (used for things like emptying trash and cleaning common areas, like restrooms) for verification when needed.The rating system (owner to guest, and guest to owner), like Airbnb, makes sure that everyone behaves, or they won't get the opportunity to host or rent again.This particular property that I'm considering also has a income producing lodge, and would need a regular cleaning person anyway.

Put video cameras throughout the house during the rehab, so they can watch their stuff?

I also look at photos ...do they look like they were taking from a camera phone.

His camera 'broker' so i told him to come back tomorrow morning with a camera as it is crucial i identify what the exact cause of the blockage was. 

The new Falcon's stadium is bringing improvements including the addition of surveillance cameras in and around Vine city, English avenue etc... 

We are offering alot of perks like paying for gas, electric, water, lawn, pest control, security cameras, and alarm system.