Cameras should only be used in public spaces and tenants must be made aware of them before they move in.

Is the city responsible for the sidewalk in front of my property? The side walk in front of my property has turned into a tripping hazard As some of the cement has cracked and lifted and I want to know if I Would be s...

Spot on with stuck in the 30s but with a digital camera from 2005.

We also have a DSLR Camera with a wide-angle lens, but we moved so fast to get to market with the virtual tours, that we didn't get to the set up for that camera yet.

Long term plans include some fencing, cameras, and improving the parking lot situation.

They also have the trail cams that cost about 15 a month added to your cell plan and it will alert you just like home security cameras.

Automating things also helps a lot (thermostat/security cameras/ messaging etc) and can make managing remotely a lot easier.

I’m referring to an employee who is supposed to be performing labour work.I’m sick of paying employees who I know are jacking off half the time.I’m definitely going to be installing security cameras into ALL remodels I do from now on.

Not only do I like using the phone camera for expense tracking, its also because my tenants all prefer a mobile app rather than desktop for chat and rent payments.

Mine can set door codes, message (or call) guests, schedule cleaners, adjust the thermostat, monitor my cameras, & call a plumber just as easily as a local PM can, for 1% of the costHire good cleaners, a solid handyman & befriend some helpful neighbors.