As for the news cameras...... that seems to be pretty common place now.  

: It allows you to vet cleaners, accept quotes, set a primary and secondary cleaners, create a checklist for your cleaners, syncs with your calendar and creates jobs to be delegated to cleaners and even allows you to automate payments to them.5) cameras & thermostat: NestHonorable Mention: Evolve Vacation Rental for listings, calendar, payments and overall booking management pre-stay; Evolve takes 13% for booking/payment processing though

Schlage Encode lock - Keyless entry lock for guests to easily enter the home and you can set a unique code for guests to only enter the house for the times of their reservation Ring Doorbell - Security camera to make sure the guests who booked the reservation are actually the ones coming to the property and that no unregistered guests are there.

The job description would includeAll "non-license" based maintenance work which includes, changing bulbs, paint, cleaning, toilet clogs etc.Landscape maintenance (May be snow removal, not sure yet)On site human security camera (just look out for any unusual stuff and report).What am I missing?

Make the check in process as easy as possible (ideally a key code attached to a video camera doorbell) change the code for each and every guest, but invest in a lock that allows you to keep a code for cleaners and another for repair people — this way you know who is in the house.2.

Howdy @Nick FerroniYou should have the septic system inspected (camera). 

Have a plumber run a camera on each building's sewer line and give you a video.

I'm not sure the price for that.  4x the sewer camera scoping if you are going to do that @ $100-200 a piece. 

As for the homeless population, install bright lighting and cameras if possible.

We have a strict screening guideline, and although a bad tenant sneaks through from time to time, we have mostly great tenants.The dicey activity tends to stay away from properties that have surveillance and law-abiding citizens.