Once I knew which school I will be going to, I waited until cyber Monday for a special and I registered for one of the best schools with a 35% discount.

If you have to staff a motel for check in / check out / surveillance etc.

Here's a cheap "free" way to get a surveillance camera.It DOES require Wifi but will detect motion/take a pic and send you a email if it gets tripped.

They are expanding there Cyber Security department and lots of high  jobs are heading to that area.

Some apartment buildings in my area do rent for more than multifamilies because they have a 24 hr doorman, laundromat, garbage chute, video surveillance doorbell, parking, gym or salon. 

Police chases almost every week in the news papers, a rapist just caught a few weeks ago after raping a girl down there.My tenant has installed a surveilance system because someone tried breakining in a couple times. the guy still periodically walks right up to the door and tries to get in.

I actually forgot to include that part on surveillance in my comment, great idea.

The cam also gives scary neighborhood alerts; Man checking cars | Car surveilling neighborhood slowly | Lost dog wandering | Heard a loud noise | etc.

After tenants moved they are objecting to the security cameras (doorbell and floodlight) even though I have given them shared access to the camera content and it was mentioned in the contract that the premises comes with cameras. is it legally allowed to use surveillance cameras What is the best course of action in your experience 

I've sealed every window/door on the lower level and installed surveillance so they can't enter.