That sound is them stinging the camera!

You can also check into photographers with Matterport cameras. 

Every house I buy from now on will have a camera inspection of the sewer lines before I buy it.

There were new books left over from courses I had taught, camera lenses, etc. that could have brought some good money, but the time invested was just not worth it.

We bought a nice camera and are planning on taking better pictures of the property (they are already good IMO but they could use to be better).Here's a link to our Craigslist listing if you guys have any ideas for what I could do to get this place rented out: https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/mld/apa/d/2-bdr-2-ba-penthouse/6632452497.html

DSLR cameras are coming down in price so as you build your portfolio, you may find it useful to pick one up.

I have been doing Airbnb solely for 2 1/2 years an a SFH and even with internet connected lock and camera, maid service, auto price online service; I still have to spend 3 to 4 hours a week at the house checking condition, replacing supplies, and doing minor repairs.  

I'm viewing a property from Realtor.com tomorrow: I'm taking my notepad, tape measure, and camera (I'm also a photographer) to document anything that seems to warrant noting, measuring, or photographing.

He puts up cameras and has an on-site meeting with local law enforcement for a “security walk through”.

I have cameras around property and fance but they just walk right in.