Lights, cameras, security systems, and sleep overs are all means to eliminate such a problem.

Mountain bike (gaint) about 10 guns, sports collectables (dallas cowboy mainly) 2 quads with trailer, tool chest, camera......others about 500 whiskey bottles empty of course

Then set up a security camera, and if they come back and break in, have them arrested for B&E, theft, DOP, etc.This assumes they have no evidence that they have any legal right to be there.

Not fully abandoning design, as it can be packaged in, but rather design alone just isn't worth an agent's time.To kickstart the photography aspect will take a little bit of cash as my camera is pretty out-dated and I could use some real estate specific lenses.

He didn't have to disclose the history, but on a slow news day, a tv reporter with a hidden camera came and made a non-story out of his house.

If the app could turn on the mic so we could hear the presentation without anyone knowing that would be valuable for buyer reps and turn on the video camera for door hangers...

I put a contingency for a sewer camera inspection on every place as that $150 is worth knowing if you're going to have to replace a sewer line while you can still renegotiate or back out. 

I keep a camera in my car and snap a picture of all signs that say "I Buy Homes" or Stop Foreclosure or whatever.

And, if you're concerned, using and alarm system, and or cameras would likely make you feel a bit more comfortable.

When your daily tools are flea spray, bolt cutters, a flash light, a digital camera, a measuring wheel or tape measure, a respirator, and a change of clothes for when you sit on a urine stained couch.