But if the second unit can be marketed as a nannys unit, or used as business office or man cave, then it could be attractive to the affluent buyer as a feature.

And I'm pretty sure no local business (or franchise) wants to end up with cameras in their face, have to issue a statement, be on local news saying "no comment".   

I should add that I have "black light" photos that show various stains on the carpet, though I am not sure how that evidence holds up against broad, "regular camera" photos, for the purposes of determining whether this constitutes "regular wear and tear" or whether I was justified in withholding a portion of the deposit.

Now I have seen where they steal Sheas security cameras and disable/destroy his alarms.

Then it could just circle around until it went down the laundry drain.I think of all the stuff I saw before camera phones were invented.

I am a part time nanny with a deep love for kids.. but an even deeper love for real estate.

I was quoted at $350 for the service (discounted from $500) plus $10 for the disc of the camera recording.

My husband takes excellent photos with his DSLR camera.

It is hardwired and the ethernet cable also peers the camera.

Now that everyone has a digital camera (even ME!)