@Jacob Hanson we have moved to making sure all the properties we manage have a 360 virtual video (we purchased the special camera a couple years ago for out of state investors to see properties) so that prospective tenants can see the whole place and make a decision about renting before we bring them in for a in person tour.

had the old have you seen a doctor about it line ready. how bout a security camera & sign? 

hoping he laughed off camera.

Lastly, Zillow also has an application to create a Matterport camera style 3d virtual showing for free!

TENANT LOADS SOME OF MY PROPERTY INTO THEIR MOVING VAN IN VIEW OF THE CAMERAS THEY KNOW ARE ON?!

Avoid backlighting - Get the camera as close as possible to the item you want to feature (tenants like to see details).Use proper lighting - Many people find natural, outdoor lighting photographs best.

@Maya Torres we filled a vacant unit last weekend using an electronic lock box (coupled with a ring security camera to monitor the property somewhat during the showing/ changing the code when people leave) to allow prospective tenants to see properties without an agent/manager present and 3D camera/matterport for virtual showings.

We had another door in front of the front door, steel gated door, but our girls who goes to school is in the habit of not locking it, so recalling what happened to me years ago, figured if she open the front door, the angry man might push his way in, and who knows what will happen.We held off installing CCTV system. for our house, but after the latest incident, spent $1950 installing a 5 camera security system.

Our team also offers virtual showing as we own a Matterport camera.

Using a 360 camera, you can capture the entire interior of a dwelling to give the viewer a tour without being at the property.