Looking at the ring camera I saw our street filled with a fire truck, ambulance and a couple police cars ..... the neighbors must have loved it.

I can share more detail if needed, but the legislation is going to require some of the following: Trash enclosed with trash service, decibel meters to measure sound, cameras, electronic locks, 24/7 response from management, and they are wanting to see improvements done to any properties purchased both inside and outside with approved site plans/elevation certificates. 

I have a camera that's offline that needs to be reset manually as of right now, but pretty soon I'm looking to have a couple things delivered/set up at the house. 

Commercial tank equipment monitoring added as well as wifi shut off and let's not forget cameras.....

Primarily installing Shlage Encode Smart Locks, Ring Door Bells with subscription for security, and external cameras.

I'm looking into the ring indoor cameras (about $60 each), and the ring floodlight camera to put on the side door which should cover the driveway, backyard, garage and part of the street. 

Hold you finger in front of the camera and check your pulse.You want the Otterbox Defender case, not the lesser ones.

Security cameras will be added to increase security.

My neighbor operates a guest house, and I actually got a call about him complaining about my tenants who are not even doing anything in particular because he was monitoring them through camera and audio.Over time, a balance will be found.Originally posted by @Robin Searle:@Ken Latchers I’m a Realtor and I absolutely believe in everyone’s right to quiet enjoyment of their home.

The place is in Garden Grove.The BPO came in today at 345,000 and it comps out at about 360,000 so I didn't bother looking into it any further as it is not going to yield and rehabbing profits.I didn't have my camera on me because it was a last minute decision to go see it so I don't have pictures.Might be a good rental if you are looking for that.