John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, adds restrictions on the number of people allowed in a short-term or vacation rental property and would require the installation of security equipment, among other additional regulatory measures.https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/54leg/1R/bills/hb2672p.htm“REQUIRING THE INSTALLATION OF SAFETY AND MONITORING EQUIPMENT THAT MONITORS AND DETECTS THE LEVEL OF NOISE AND NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS ON THE PROPERTY AND THE TRANSMITTAL OF THAT INFORMATION TO THE PROPERTY OWNER OR MANAGER.”Uhmmmm… you mean like cameras?

Also add downspout extensions so the water from the roof hits the ground further away from the house.For the sewer, ask them to put a camera down it to see if something was flushed down there that shouldn't have been or if there is a break in the pipe.

Property is boarded up with a full alarm system and camera.

He did set up a camera way up high but somehow the camera got ripped too.

Plus, with Google Streets, smart phones with cameras, etc, investing out of state is not nearly as scary as it has been in the past.

A black and white square with random looking dots that you can take look at with your phones camera and it will automatically open a web site or similar?

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