For my VHR, I have no cameras there. 

Taking a picture of the receipt via camera phone works.I am taking a class next week on quickbooks, after that I will start being more organized with my expenses.It is good to understand the concepts of doing your own books.

Document their actions with a small video as I'm at the property often and take this evidence to the police and/or city.You might try a game camera that uses a motion detector and infrared to catch the action.

Part of your due diligence may include hiring a local plumber to run a video camera through the sewer mains if you are responsible.  

If you get lucky he'll have a tat or something unique visible on camera.

We've already piled $6k in attorney fees without a clear view of what is going to happen next (it seems an unlawful detainer).I would like to install security cameras in the common areas of the property.

One thing we started doing on all our purchases is a basic home inspection, termite and also an additional plumbing inspection including a camera into the clean out pipes.

Get some cameras on it and see what people are loading into it.

I'm a real estate agent with Keller Williams and am in possession of a professional grade camera and a smartphone : )PM me if you're interested and we can get this done.

Quite honestly, if your seller’s agent is simply taking a few pictures with a smartphone or a cheap camera and uploading to the MLS and not much else then you need to find a different agent.