I don’t have any job site camera which is about to change.

You may consider planting some cameras to keep an eye on things.If you think it would help to report him or sue him, that's your call.

I have security cameras installed, planning to put in a better system just waiting for someone in my family to go with me.

The thought of boarding up windows and setting up security cameras to deter people from breaking into my properties isn't something I'm interested in dealing with :)I want to minimize risk and sell my product to the largest buyer pool out there- first time home buyers.

We just wrote an offer on a property, and he called our preferred plumber to camera the sewer line.

That’s everything from checking into potential code violations and unpermitted construction, to conducting a camera inspection of the drain or sewer lines if the pipes are old and you suspect they may be deteriorating.Lastly, I understand you may not be familiar with all of these things.

Soon, I'd pick out a target area, print up a big map of it for my wall, and spend a lot of my free time walking it with a clipboard that has a small map of the area on it and a cell phone with a good camera on it. 

If it got egged again I might set up cameras or contact the police.

(Creepy seller has video cameras, “what do you want” automated Voice recording by front door, TV on all the time even if nobody home.)

A few "Smile you're on Camera" signs and some cheap usb or webcams can help with thiefs.