You can put in one of those deer cams if you want a bit of extra protection or to see what they say while there.  

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It is mostly class B office space, around $12/sqft (no CAMS) and there are no vacancies in the immediate area. 

The bad element (drug dealers, whatever) move on.I've also heard of people who put up web cams.

Insurance went after the tenant like a pit bull.. and that is what needs to happen here.. this is beyond normal wear and tear .its also critical that landlords go through their insurance policies with a fine tooth comb most don't understand they are woefully under insured.. like this little tid bit  most policies if your home is vacant for more than 60 days  ( EXTREMELY COMMON) your insurance just lapsed you have a fire NO INSURANCE you need a special rider for that.. some is 90 days.. but it can't sit there vacant.the revolving tenants is extreme.. although this just also goes with the asset class.. people move in they move out break the lease happens very often and it will happen to you.. 

His entire business model revolves around getting enough people to follow his teachings and consume his products, whether they be books, seminars, coaching, or advisors.

So that can put real pressure on tenants to pay total cam above base rent to survive especially if not a national tenant and more of a single unit local or multiple unit local operator.

To give you a little background on my why I use solid wood cabinets: My business strategy revolves around finding mid-century brick ranch style homes in decent neighborhoods, which are common in North Florida (where I grew up and invest).  

I'd start out a one good revolving credit card and start using it and paying it off every month.

By 3 or so I'm usually done with everything on my revolving to-do list, so I try to get a jump start on tomorrow.That's just what I do.