Be sure to ask your agent about things that the camera doesn't pick up like smells or sloping or spongy floors.

For example we used to do 30 foot wide building but have started doing 40 foot wide as fewer pads are cheaper as they require fewer bump posts, video cameras, aprons, site prep and so forth.

You can set up stuff to help you manage remotely while you are there such as wireless door locks, ring camera, wifi thermostats, etc..  

I imagine the only other “slam dunk” evictions would be a drug bust in the property or something similar, or if you have a security camera showing clear proof of violations (like an unauthorized “guest” living in unit and coming and going on a daily basis, damage to property, assault…etc).You can call witnesses (typically other tenants or neighbors) but they must show up in court as no “hearsay” is admissible.

Don’t go with battery operated Security Cameras for your smart home setup.

While there are quality smartphones, you might have to invest in a good camera.

I had an intruder on the fire escape of a multifamily last night and the tenants are suggesting cameras.

If you used a thermal camera on the exterior wall that area would show the hole in the exterior envelope. 

If you bring a camera you can save a ton of time by taking pictures of the documents and sorting through them later and inputting the data onto a spreadsheet. 

Have far better than competitor camera systemDepending on your access points recommend you go with camera system.