As I type this, the ad to the right is offering investments in mortgage notes and has a picture of a guy looking at the camera.

Would you purchase security cameras for your tenant if their car had been broken into at your property?

There's no need to have video camera, tenants just need to be able to buzz people in.I appreciate your feedback.Andresa

The fact the house can accommodate 12 people is going to be a big factor but if you want to go this route make sure you put cameras on site. 

From there I'd post some "you're on camera" signs but not install cameras.Basically you want to steal some moves from "The Art of War" and beat  your enemy before they start their attack.Also make sure the property stays litter free and groomed.

The first thing you should try is installing cameras around the dumpster.

It is why we worry about changing regulations and neighbors and a truly bad guest to might even falsely report hidden cameras or other things.

Sent another plumber with a camera and he discovered the vent pipe had been stuffed full of rocks, balls, and trash.

As long as you set the property up the right way in the beginning (ring camera's, smart locks on the doors, smart thermostat, good cleaning team etc) then it shouldn't be much more work than watching the pricing on your calendar and answering guest questions once the rental is set up.

Yes it is a bad area, however this can be addressed with 1st level security such as dummy cameras around the property or real ones..