None of the tenants objected before the video equipment was installed.But after the installation one of them didn't like the placement of one of the cameras (because it was capturing the path going to her apartment) so they are constantly hitting the camera with a long stick until it starts pointing to the roof.What can I do to make them stop messing up with the cameras.

Have applications with you so you can capture a quality tenants interest right then and there. 

The FICO scoring algorithms do not accurately capture creditworthiness in many cases. 

The process takes some effort and a lot of leadership, but you can capture the value that create by owning a significant amount of property.You can buy into a bad area and follow best practices to help restore the neighborhood.

i appreciate the folks who replied with their view that this issue isn't a big deal and should be OK for landlords, but as many folks have said there are few, if any, business that don't look to capture the largest pool of applicants so they have a better chance to find the best candidate.  

Because I cannot single them out I had to do it everywhere so this costs me over $2,000.00 for equipment and installation.I talked with them again and I told them what my cameras have captured and gave them a 60 days notice to leave (breaking 12 months lease).I did talk to the local police department and I was told that unless I see them exchanging drugs for money there is nothing they can do and suggested I call them next time I see something happening so they can catch them in the act.The day I served them with the 60 days notice they told me that I cannot prevent them from doing their innocent internet business of selling cell phone batteries especially if it does not bother anyone.

When I sign a rental contract, I take one copy for the tenants to sign and I use my iPhone app “Cam Scanner” to capture the paperwork and convert to PDF.

And you’ll never get anything back for something that can’t be captured on film like a horrible smell.So add those replacement fees onto the maintenance fees that you’ll incur.

But, most of the time, that's the only name I can capture to notify of my reply.

There's personal information that I want to capture from my tenants and keep on file that transunion doesn't share.