It isn't obvious visually to know where the crime infested areas are. 

I have a property manager that handles payments/tenant screening so I don't need anything too fancy yet, but I liked the dashboard visuals to see where things were at, and to be able to have all of my transactions and my PMs in one place for tax time.

@Aaron Breckenridge the significance here is getting chatGPT to help create the flows so it's possible to create artifacts that people can appreciate so when anyone is having a conversation with a new or old investor and the focus of the conversation is some transaction either person can create a visual for enhanced understanding.

In other words, you cannot rightfully exercise a contingency and cancel a contract for a visually obvious/open reason, such as thinking that the property now appears too dated. 

Checking it out visually and in person is  an intangible human test that you can't quantify, but IMO is incredibly important.       

Your place needs a serious visual update.

Ended up replacing the septic system, but the oil and well were fine and not a deterrent to buyers.

When you visualize it, it happens!"

The cameras would be more of a deterrant than anything else. 

It will be so much better right up to code.Nice 200 amp 220 volt service with breakers GFI's and dedicated plugs as needed.Plus you will probably have a lot more plugs, and all 3 prong grounded.Electrical knowledge has come a long way in the last 100 years.If a lot of the other rentals in the area are the old wiring type, you can point that out to your renters, show them the new breaker box and explain the GFCI outlets and dedicated outlets to them.If you need a new electrical drop consider putting the weatherhead in a place that makes the place look more visually attractive (but look at cost of this too)?