Im thinking of either adding a security system and just passing that on to the new tenants or adding a job site camera that can tell me if someone is on site.  

The stress of it is making hotels seem quite appealing to lots of travelers and after one horrible experience (for example, weird cameras in unit, or weird owner, etc) many are saying "no more Airbnb". 

Just finished a new studio unit last week and furnishing/decor + security cameras and locks was about $6,500.

Most properties also have exterior cameras on front and side yards. 

To avoid this, our contract only allows us to have 2 such events/month.Regarding documentation for repairs, who do you know that doesn't have a cell phone with a camera?

(Once again, the feds have made it harder and more expensive for smaller investors)Cash to close:~$56,000(seller pays closing costs)Rental income: $1,600cash flow: $79 /monthCoC ROI: 1.71%CAP rate: 6.8%You could maybe negotiate and get these numbers a bit better, but that's about what I would expect in the 'turnkey' realmThere are much better deals (on paper) available, but you begin to tread into higher crime areas where the tenant pool is not great, and the associated costs of theft and vandalism expenses, and the expense of mitigating theft and crime (security cameras, caging in AC units, providing off street parking) are difficult to manage for a beginning OOS investor.Or they may require some rehab of some kind to make it rentable.ALL that being said, if you ever want to connect and learn more about my market, reach out!

Have Amazon send you security cameras and some dummy ones to the hotel so they are there when you arrive.

I troubleshoot, my cameras are up, ask if everyone elses electric in the building is out?  

Do infra red thermal cameras work for that?

When I put the SD card from my camera into the computer all the photos got erased!!!