Henry we would like access via phone or computer and for there to be recording/memory capability, likely the ability to store at least a week's worth of video surveillance. 

(if any employees - depending on the state, also recommend it if you are using subs)- Business Auto (possibly)- Cyber Liability (especially if you are reliant on online payments, reporting, or advertising)The coverage will be best provided by a Commercial Insurance Agent.  

Its local to me and I feel if I can add add add a fence and add surveillance if need be it will be a valuable asset.3BR upstairs and a Babershop downstairs.

No need to cyber bully me calling me "waste our time".

One of my home inspectors warned me a few years ago that you should always consider yourself under surveillance.

The agent told me $50,000 of cyber coverage was $80 more and $100,000 of cyber coverage was about $150 more.

The Cyber Truck is only 40K, man I thought it was 70K to start. 

Always disclose locations of cameras and even post signs that say "you are under video surveillance".

I have had a tenant who installed several wireless surveillance cameras and motion detectors on the property without my approval or express written consent.

What brands do you recommend for home surveillance?