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.

I am looking to install a surveillance system for the perimeter of the home that will have audio recording. 

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.

There was no boy, but all these guys with cameras ran out of the bushes...Tina hangs on, hoping against hope that the story Joseph told her about just being curious and wanting to "counsel the boy at a difficult time in his life" isn't the biggest self-loathing cockamamie lie she's ever heard in her life.

they have their own equipment with a base station sensors cameras you have a choice to scale all starting at $300