If you have to enter and repair could you do a video in and a video out?

There are also countless podcasts, YouTube videos, etc.Learn all you can, then look to fill any blanks you have left over.Understand you need to be prepared for the long haul. 

That inspection should be documented with pictures and/or video and used as your comparison point for when they move out. 

@Brian GarlingtonHey Brian I have been looking at Holton-Wise you tube videos and I really like the numbers they put out.

For those of you new to Philly,  when the DNC came to Philly, the city had a massive campaign to combat the homeless issue (see this video from earlier this year- https://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/video/3433777-ph... ).

Got that from a video by Jerry Norton, just found out about him on a topic of estimating for a flip.

One of the projects was moving a 6,000 sf beach house which would have been an engineering marvel, or a serious disaster.If you move a house on 35 or mopac can you upload the video to youtube?

Also, social media is big, you could take a video of the home and post it to FB.  

While researching tiling over existing tile I found that it can be done and there are several videos on YouTube.

http://www.hikvision.com/us/Products_1_10649_i8678...Nice camera for not a lot of moneyhttp://www.hikvision.com/us/Products_1_10533_i7696...Products like SimpliSafe are good for live views checking in to see what going on around the property and generally the recording of these cameras are based on alarm activity but the video quality is not very good at night or low light levels.