It's on video tape.

Also, all our meetings are video taped and so if you can't make one it's nice to be able to catch up on what you missed.

Calling 3 times a day, videotaping tenant, calling code enforcement and now the health department.

He videotaped the whole thing, and it's certainly worth watching.

Demand that your biohazard professional videotape, photograph and document anything that is actually removed from the unit for disposal.

I think this will haunt football soon enough - Bill Belicheck (video taping)

Video tape your front lawn.

I don't know AZ landlord/tenant laws, however this approach is very pragmatic:On the day you do your lockout, be ready to execute this plan:1) Your or your trusted rep meets sheriff or equivalent at date and time of lockout 2) Do a videotape of each room and make written notes as to contents, valuables (if any), debris and damage3) While you remain inside the property (important) your locksmith changes locks and secures4) Your "student mover" types move contents for further sorting and inventory anything of value. 5) You may wish to have portable storage (PODS) delivered for large item storage and then moved offsite.The main objective of this is to plan out in advance so that your rental is not held hostage while your rent-stealing tenants get their act together.

We walk the tenant in and video tape as well.

I have been interested in real estate ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and bought the Carlton Sheets training material when I was 19...I think the video tapes are still in my garage.