Lawsuit claimed that complex should have barred the man from the property, even though he had not been convicted, and that the complex was at fault because it didn't have security cameras and guards.So, landlords are now not supposed to automatically bar people with criminal records, but instead must evaluate on a case by case basis.  

One of our fairly new tenants who previously checked all of our boxes has a minor who has been caught on camera stealing packages and items from surrounding homes.

Do some homework and maybe even go look at the home and take pictures for me when you go.Have a GOOD camera or work with someone who does.

I've looked into the cameras but I have a feeling if I invest in that, they will just find a way to destroy that too!

Besides, the GKs are getting drones from old Santa, you can buy one as a toy, it flies okay in calm winds, stay under 500 feet, they come with a camera that you down load, at under $300 they don't transmit pics but take them.

So if anyone here has a finished ADU that's well designed I'd love to interview you on camera and do a quick home tour!

And I'm pretty sure no local business (or franchise) wants to end up with cameras in their face, have to issue a statement, be on local news saying "no comment".   

One route could be to install an outside camera.

We installed a camera at the front door and automated the unit with smart locks to make the property simple and secure for guests.

Hi, LaVonn, I once asked a roto-rooter guy this question (he worked for a local company and mainly unclogged drains/pipes for a living) and he said he'd be able to figure it out (prior to unclogging it, of course) but he'd need to use his snake camera to locate where the clog is occurring.