I wasn't exactly sure where to post this but since it is for a MFP, I figured I would start here.I am giving consideration to installing cameras on the exterior of the property to monitor the front door, side entrance, back yard and front yard.Has anyone installed these?

For vacant houses I like having a monitored burglar alarm.

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I have a similar issue in a new 6 family investment that requires hard wired fire alarms (in NJ).This phone line is costing me $670 a year, more than the actually cost of the fire alarm monitoring system which is $400 a year.Does anyone know of a better solution?

I just had an idea, wondering if anyone has done this (or if you even CAN do it).In the industry I work in, its pretty common to have remote monitoring devices for all sorts of things, ie: temperature, water flow, etc.

I don't know that your tenant will like it if they feel like they are being "monitored" in their back yard, but even a fake camera can go a long way toward deterring unwanted behavior by the neighbors.

Very unfair, I don't appreciate a novice telling me to grow a pair and hope the bigger pockets monitor is watching this person.

@Timothy Church Don't get me wrong, I monitor my pricing and adjust over time etc.

Also to add to that, for investors with rental property, there are energy monitoring and tenant billing services that allow an investor to put solar on their rental and MAKE money by selling energy to their tenant.

In AIR leases, the most common form leases used nationwide, that provision is at 150% of base rent.If your lease does have a holder over penalty provision you could use that as leverage to enforce prompt payment of the "base" rent.Otherwise I agree with the mention by another that if he's not willing to renew the lease and pay his rent on time then you'll have not choice but to employ the service of a towing service to monitor your parking lot.FYI, most commercial leases, unlike residential leases, have a grace period of ten days.