Call the local news channel's consumer advocate and let that person go on camera with the water department and ask how many other owners are experiencing this same thing.  

They checked in yesterday and when I reviewed the ring camera footage of them checking in they have a dog with them.

We don't have anything in our lease or rules about cameras.

She has a camera in the garage so she can check that the door is being closed.

Surveillance cameras outside and also in the indoor common area. 

MicaelaI'm sorry you're going through that- it's awful.I'd recommend getting all the neighbors to all pitch in equally to consult with an attorney, and possibly have the attorney run with a solution with a cost cap.Also, might be good to set up a video camera or 2 (assuming it's not invasive), and document everything, regularly.

Oddly enough, they left the copper plumbing untouched.The second time there was a camera/alarm system with a battery backup. 

I'm currently using my phone camera because it is the best I've got, unfortunately.

In the 1990s major cities began cleaning up their act by increasing effective police presence, aided by things like active cameras and debit cards, all leading to a decrease in violent crime.

Here are some of the ways you can strengthen your offer & protect yourself from being in a bad situation: 1) if possible - get an inspection before the offer deadline & determine if making an offer non-contingent upon inspection makes sense 2) use an escalation clause3) write a "love letter" or hop on camera to tell the sellers how much you & your boyfriend love the home 4) work with a lender that will underwrite you before having an executed contract. 5) have your lender call the listing agent to confirm that you're financially rock solid6) close at the seller's convenience 7) have your agent build rapport with the listing agent