Have a camera and ruler with you during the final walk-through and take lots of photos, with the landlord in the photo and/or that day's newspaper which shows the date.

Darren,I sent that letter in to the tenant certified. and I also posted it on the door, and captured an image of her taking it off (from my security camera).

The I-phone operating system is supposed to be more "intuitive" and it has a better camera.

He's horrible at presenting the course and even worse at trying to sell it...................it's like 20mins long, he keeps looking down at his cue cards(probably b/c he's stoned and can't remember what he's supposed to say) instead of looking at the camera.

Some appraisers have cameras mounted on a stick, so they don't have to even put their head in the attic.

Better yet, bring a camera with you and take a picture of the property.

I just think some people aren't good at the test regardless.So here you do the pre-license, pass the class test, and then go take the state test while a camera is watching you.

Have a plumber run a camera down the sewer line to make sure it's in good condition and to see what it's made of.There are dozens of other questions that need to be asked, but you can start with these.

I have a Ring camera at the front door.

(Noise monitoring systems in units, ring doorbell cameras, requiring guest ID's before checkin).