I would also want cameras on the common foyer areas.

Their faces won't show up on the cameras.

Does anyone in the short-term/medium-term space ever give tenants access to camera doorbell or other cameras you may have?

The second was to get a 1/2 handheld exploratory scope camera.

So far we provide fully furnished homes, kitchenware, basic toiletries, smart devices such as lights, locks, garage door openers and cameras.

Cameras work too.

We have lights and motion sensor cameras and we're going to put up some more signage to make it abundantly clear that "you are on camera."

These TP extenders weren't always reliable, and some smart devices struggled to connect.Our smart locks, garage openers, security cameras, Google Nest, and leak detectors really depend on a stable WIFI, so any glitches caused a bit of chaos.We're shaking things up now, moving to Comcast modems and Google Mesh WIFI.

It's public water and sewer, couldn't speak to system ages and conditions but plan to have cameras run down them during DD to see conditions between units and where they connect to public systems.

Bring a notebook and camera to document potential issues.During the checkup, stick close to the inspector, ask questions, and keep an eye out for details like cracks, leaks, or signs of damage.