@Matthew Soule I haven’t done this but another investor I know said he uses “game cameras” (like game hunting) for surveillance on his properties especially the vacant ones.Another option is Amazon Blink but make sure to get the ones that are rated for outside if you’re going to put them there.Also keep in mind that you may wake up one day to find the cameras smashed or spray painted.That’s a very tough problem if you live in the building.

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 

Fort Gordon Augusta Ga. incredible growth in the area due to signal and cyber command here.

I've now implemented a you shall be banned from the kitchen clause that people must sign, but it's not like I have internal house surveillance to know whose dishes they are. 

I like the bio hazard idea :-)  A sign like do  not disturb the tenants, or this property is under constant surveillance can help. 

Are any investors purchasing Data Breach or Cyber Liability Coverage? 

Signage & More Signage - "warning, 24hr video surveillance" "smile, your on camera", etc. 8 pack of decals on amazon for $8.00.2.

Hi BP Family,I am a Cyber Security Engineer by trade and I have always had a desire to become a real estate investor.

(This was my wife's idea)I walked over to the 17 yr old kid who was known to be the local 'hood rat' running the gang of kids & offered him $200 a month to keep the place clean & under surveillance.