With wifi locks, wifi thermostat, wifi cameras and your team, you can easily do it.  

I’m taking several tools from a black light flashlight to moisture meter to thermal camera to check everything out and smell the smell for myself to see if I can figure it out.The vent stack for the water heater is a straight shot vertical up, and is a solid piece going to the roof, same for the furnace.

You can also do test holes in the sheetrock if you have a camera to look inside it.Opening the wall is cheap though with drywall and paint and patch to fix so might want to go that route the first time.No legal advice.

(I’m local and my rental portfolio is here and performs very well)Purchase: $80k-$130kRent: $1200-$1500ROI: 10-14%Cash flow: $250-$350/doorAppreciation: Double digit (for past 10 years, will gladly send data)Location: C+, B- (suburbs and certain markets)We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare, Auto, and mortgage industry National footprints.

They are worse than amateur.Just google "professional real estate photos" to see what they're supposed to look like.If I were a prop mgr, I would be embarrassed to watermark those photos with my company name.If you don't have a wide angle lens dslr camera, at the very least get a wide angle attachment for your phone.Photos need to be slightly photoshopped to show the house in its best light. 

They love the view of the lake from our screened back porch that has rocking chairs.They love the water and the water toys we provide.I love my Honeywell wifi color touchscreen thermostats. 9000 series.I live my wifi Rheem water heaterI love my digital watchdog hardwired security cameras.

You would be surprised how much online shopping your guests will do and being part of a community gives them a sense of security.As far as parking, my HOA is super strict, you can barely add a ring camera, which keeps the community very nice and clean but can be a pain sometimes.Building in a different area I haven't considered.

Then you need to be able to check for damage at the end of their stay.I'm sure you can google a general liability for golf cart rental.You might want a camera system that monitors and records where the golf carts are parked in case someone try's to tamper with them.

Any suggestions/ referalls for a company and or private contractor to install 4 security cameras on the exterior of my short term rental?

Anyway to limit liability or have guests sign a digital waiver?