My biggest mistakes were allowing one night stays on weekends, allowing locals to rent out my place, and not installing security cameras before going live on Airbnb.

He was smiling into the camera as he said, "Hey, Folks, you have to get Mr Rockstar's latest video to learn the latest way to buy probates!".

I also carried a camera.

Hi,I'm looking for any recommendations on good camera systems. 

Sheetrock will be repaired on all walls beforehand if neededFlooring- Install tile, Resilient Plank Vinyl Flooring in Cherry, and refinish all existing hardwood floors where neededKitchen Repair- Paint cabinets and add new formica countertops with granite look where applicableBathroom- Repair or replace all bathroom toilets, sinks, tile, vanity, shower heads and bathtubDumpster- To haul away debrisHardware Package- Replace all door knobs, blinds, A/C vent covers, light fixtures, and receptaclesFinal Clean- Deep interior clean to get property camera ready for professional final rental listing photosMore images of the Interior to follow....

Here is one of my favorite examples:http://www.middelrentals.com/forms/TENANT-MOVE-OUT...Also, I bring with me a few items: camera, tape measure, flashlight, disinfectant cleaning wipes, notepad and pen.I prefer tenants to be present for the move-out if at all possible, as it reduces the chance of misunderstandings and also gives me an opportunity to gather information that will be helpful to me for the transition. 

@Christian Cardamone Try putting security camera signs on the home.

A surveillance system is a good idea. 

About two years ago I started doing full camera sewer inspections on all properties after buying a primary residence and not doing one and finding out I had all clay pipes to the street and they were all rooted by trees.

Face camera when you push the button coming in and going out.