Your photos are dark and the camera isn't straight.

I'd be more comfortable with 340-350 range, i always pay the $300 up front and have my plumber camera the sewer lines.Good luck.Ike

Do you have cameras with audio outside?

Very possible police know who are those women on the cameras.

Did you do a camera scope and see the crack with your own eyes?

Now, expenses:Towels and beddings are one of my main costs - keep 3 sets per bed/person and replace every 1-2 monthsFurniture - I've been lucky, haven't had to replace any big piece of furniture (I've had guests brake entrance doors and and other wild things, but those are 1 in 100)Camera - putting a camera in front of the house was a game changer for me!

The downside - it's expensive.I suppose you could use cellular-based trail cameras that ping your phone and shoot video when triggered.

Also, just assume that once inside the Property you are "on camera."

Yes there are a lot of ways to do this remotely and the property manager should do it but time is money for you now and getting there ASAP will allow to file a police report, set up cameras, set up repairs, and deal with the company that you probably need to fire if they have a local presence.

When I had a sewer inspector scope the sewer line through the catch basin (back of the house), the line was full of water and the camera couldn't see much.