My wife did that about a year ago, about 10 seconds before the police shined their flashlights into the house with Arlo.I would suggest Arlo indoor cameras.  

We even received phone calls from clients who are begging us to at least help them get their money back or to just tell us that they are on the streets and homeless because of what Xp911 did or that they don’t have the money to even buy gifts for their kids this holiday season because they paid the upfront fee up to their last penny, with the hope of starting a business for their family’s better and brighter future.Yes, we admit that once upon a time, we’ve been a part of this scheme but things have gotten worse lately and the mental stress that we are getting from this company is also unbearable to say the least.

We came with batteries , a few new smoke detectors to replace ones not working, lightbulbs and a flashlight, and tool bag. 

They have choices when they first get an animal and the brighter ones think ahead and get labs instead of huskys and pitts.

It's not worth your mental health if it is bothering you that much.However, on the brighter side, you can learn so much from her demands/requests and how to balance tasks/management on which one to delegate/outsource versus to do it yourself.I always account this on operating cost.

Only viewed four properties, bid on two, closed on one.... agent couldn't have made much money at that price point, but his total time was very minimal... and I did buy him a nice tactical flashlight like mine!

Prior to meeting with the tenant at the rental unit, I gather my "move-out tool kit" (flashlight, 12 ft tape measure, 6 inch ruler that has big enough numbers to be seen in a photograph, camera, notebook & pen, disinfectant wipes, small handyman tool kit, step stool, mobile phone, copy of tenant move-in checklist, list of common charges).

To document the damage you know is there from the smell, record yourself walking the place in low light/dark while waving a blacklight flash light.  

Hi Robert,I'm not in the market for  a duplex in Pittsburgh, but I did a quick mockup of some of my thoughts about it.Just a little brighter, and some masonry and lighting to improve the curb appeal (a little).Looks like a Class C or D area.it looks like it may have had a store downstairs at one time.Zoning might allow a liquor store or something.Good Luck!

I show properties at night with a flashlight and on the fly.