Hi there, I was curious what cameras people might use when doing new construction. 

Get the ring doorbell camera  it can be installed wireless and connected tO your WiFi. 

The application consists of two parts, the camera, and the A.I. software performing the calculations.I've reached a point in the development cycle where I need real-world data. 

Send them up, sit back, and let the cameras in the room record it all.With just this one-time investment, in a couple of years you'll own half of Texas and control DC.

I use point and shoot digital cameras under $100 that allow you to add the date stamp.

I’m really pulling for them - I kid a lot on this site, but not this time.Also of note (and I don’t hold this against MSHB; although, given the number of times they must have had personal contact with the tenant in the last few months, they probably should have picked up on this:) The after-eviction walkthrough video that MSHB sent me caught a glimpse of a doghouse in the backyard - the tenant left a lot of piled up “personal property” outside, and the doghouse stuck out like a sore thumb, even as the camera panned very fast.

They also have the dummy cameras for cheap that blink that you can mount on the house.

@Wesley W.You can go on amazon and buy a drone with a camera for around $100 and take your own shots.

Body Cameras?

You can use the camera to scan a barcode and the phone will search prices on the internet AND stores around you to show you the best price.Of course Pandora (already mentioned) is a must, and if you like local radio then iheartradio is good to have.