Find a trail cam or security cam to catch them in the act.

Chop saws, table saws, tile cutters, brad guns, drills, extension cords, heaters, radio, etc.I would consider putting up a security system, or at least a trail cam, to catch anyone in the act.

@Derek Hobart use a 1) channel manager for guest messaging (Your Porter, IGMS, Smartbnb, OwnerRez to name a few), 2) dynamic pricing tool (Pricelabs or Beyond Pricing), 3) digital guest guide where you can embed short instructional videos (Hostfully), 4) WiFi lock (Schlage Smart Connect w/Smart Things Hun or Schlage Encode no hub needed), camera (Ring Cam) and thermostat (Honeywell).

@Cam Lednar Thanks for the reply!

. :) Maybe some jobsite web cams.

An Arlo cam I have lasts about 2 months, in moderate to light traffic areas.Beyond that, why are you wanting them? 

Oh, and as a side note, I have decent film making and editing skills, so if I do end up making a video walkthrough I'll be sure it won't look like some flip-phone shaky-cam mess. 

I had been researching rehabbing for a number of years now and when I cam across BP started listening to all of their podcast because I spend a lot of time on the road.

Cash business.....you want to be at least there 5 days a week to collect the cash and come up with a live cam system on that register.

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