It is critical to have evidence quality imagery (faces need to be clearly identifiable at normal distance); plenty of NVR storage...at least two weeks continuous recording of all cameras; POE power supply; easy, high quality mobile app available; and an intuitive, user friendly, remote access capability.

We manage 7 remotely in different cities with an 8th in progress.....we made a ton of little mistakes early on.....it helps a ton being tech savvy....setting up ring camera, water leak monitor, pms, emails workflows, etc.I have a book half written on remote managing properties 7 properties on less than 15 mins a day.

If I were doing this I'd also get a ring door bell or another camera in case something goes wrong I have video of exactly who entered the property.

Then put up a blink camera on the drive and when you get a notification that he has left on the camera just go to the thermostat app and turn his air off or up. 

He put cameras up facing the outside, and the day after Thanksgiving he vanished.I eventually found a relative who informed he me that he left the county and is now living with a relative to get the help he needs. 

Have you all installed cameras?

Depending on property size, security cameras may not be a bad idea anyways. 

I also have camera in the backyard , from yard and at the door. 

The BLS indexes for retail sales, new and used autos, food and beverage stores, restaurants and bars, building materials, clothing are screaming inflation. this is the highest inflation since the 1970s. the current bout of inflation was demand driven before there were supply shortages.The previous housing supply shortage was artificial - the banksters (who admitted on camera in a documentary that THEY caused the crash) increased demand through predatory lending.

Cell phone camera images are date stamped and useful if no health or safety code violations show up.