I'm looking into purchasing I think what is called an NVR box to keep in a shed outside for hard wired cameras. 

Maybe do cameras while executing the work.

A job-site type security camera would be the way I would go.

Here are fees from property managers you can expect (but do note that it will vary):- Property Management fee: 20-30% (depending on the market and I think I've seen higher than that)- Repair Management Fees: Fees are tacked on top of actual cost- Setup Fees (getting the unit ready)- Design Fees (hiring a designer)- On-boarding Fees- Linen Fees- Cleaning Management Fees- Any other fees (i.e. resort fees)Expenses to expect (may vary):*Some may be covered by the property manager*- Supplies & Linens, Propane tank replacements, Water filters, - Utilities (water/sewer, garbage, electricity, WiFi)- Permit fees, TOT (local and/or state), business license fees, HOA fees, and any other local fees- Maintenance (air filters, touch up painting, plumbing issues, and etc)- New Amenities/furniture to improve listing as time passes - Upholstery cleaning- Pool & Hot tub cleaning - Gardener - Security Camera subscription- Noise / Smoke / etc monitoring - OTA service fees- etcI hope this helps!

I want to have some security cameras installed at a duplex.  

Hello, I’m looking for recommendations for a security camera to install of the porch of my multi unit building.

I also have a sign in the window that says "Warning: Security Camera In Use".

I am concerned about things like does it involve drilling of any kind, is it easy to remove, does it have cameras, etc.Thanks.

I have cameras installed in the backyard, front yard and front door house but will rent it out soon as a furnished midterm rental due to work reason.

I even went as far to say "Your honor, If you would just please look at, or have someone here look at it-- or even hold it up to the camera, well you will be able to see whats going on here!!!"