Take photos of the property by your own camera or by hiring a professional photographer.

The cost for this was $404.80 CCTV permit plus $350 for the plumber to come out to run the camera.

If you can't them out for violation of the community rules, then maybe getting some security cameras/ trail cameras to catch them in the act could help the police do their jobs.

Hi everyone, what type of wireless cameras do you recommend for the exterior shared areas of your multifamily buildings? 

I've been doing it for a few years and I've found it to be a great tool for both screening uninterested (time savings-fewer wasted showings) and also for drawing in those who find the place a good match.I've been taking these videos with my cell phone camera, which means they are somewhat unsteady.

I feel that you have two options: Either you pass on the move out inspection return their deposit and accept the condition of the unit as is -or- you bring a witness/ protection and walk through the unit citing and documenting everything with a camera.

The camera is mounted, and I was previously using a Internet connection from a tenant who requested the camera in the first place.

I would also want cameras on the common foyer areas.

Their faces won't show up on the cameras.

Does anyone in the short-term/medium-term space ever give tenants access to camera doorbell or other cameras you may have?