Have a minimum age restriction, get a photo ID from renters, get a security deposit, have an exterior camera to monitor for too many people or unauthorized pets etc.We keep taking most of our profits to make upgrades to the property, but house does pay for it self so we have a free Lake house!

The camera swoops in on that family a few days before the bank takes over the house.

I disclose that I have exterior security cameras.

It wasn't loaded and it was white but it came standard with blue tooth and back up camera. 

Would love to hook up with any one looking to possibly do JV or equity deal in the area.As for the crime.... yes this is part of the elements of the town but, with some vision, working security cameras and bright outdoor lights the town can and will change.

Well maintained with security cameras posted around the grounds.  

The funny part is he said all this to my realtor thinking he was the investor and I was just some "punk sidekick".It was an odd situation all around... the house next door had "heavy" security and a ton of cameras all along the perimeter, but they were the nicest people and apologized for the inconvenience.

They will try to make money however they can whether it be through traffic cameras or parking meters that charge 8 dollars an hour in the city.

I have also only had one problem with noise and my neighbors were quick to let me know.I use an exterior camera system that I can tell if there is more people than what is allowed.I imagine there may be a wifi enabled sound meter/device that can alert you if sound is over a certain dB level, but have never had the need to look into this.I also get a copy of the renters drivers license so I know who I am renting to.I also have a minimum age requirement that helps weed out a younger group that might be more inclined to be single and throwing noisy parties.

A sewer camera inspection would have probably discovered the problem.