Do you folks use a standard camera and stop and shoot a photo?

I'm not a professional photographer, but I recently purchased a wide-angle lens for my camera, and it makes a huge difference when shooting some rooms.

If there is a good camera store in your area, they may rent lenses.

So I was expecting bad news..The snake did not go through and after sticking down a camera they informed me that the line was broken and the front yard needs to be dug up.

Our desire is to move that wall (and plumbing) 18 inches towards where the camera is, to allow a full bath/shower to fit in the master bathroom, and to make it a bit more roomy -- and to make the guest bathroom a little less awkwardly sized/proportioned, but still comfortable/cozy.  

If I were you, I would not spend the money to jet the whole house until you get a camera down the line and see whats going on. 

But I guess when you are under the gun to find the property to get the cameras rolling, that outweighs paying the proper amount for the property.

If your tenant wants to file a complaint, get her own cameras, call for citations against him, or whatever, that is their decision.

He said for the extent that his camera could go he could see there was a lot of cast iron debri He suggested that I shouldn’t proceed unless the seller of the property can create access to the stack line (clean out in the bathroom wall) or install a clean out outside for external access rather than having to rip out the toilet each time there’s an issue.

Bring a camera, document what you see.