We just set up 2-3 blink cameras depending on the size of the property. 

We did what they asked -- had signs put up in the area to make it more safe, asked for additional police presence in the neighborhood because the neighbors feel "unsafe", invited all 20 houses to an open house to get to know us and address concerns, installed ring cameras, addressed parking concerns, the list goes on with actions we have taken to address the issues.........as of last night the planning and zoning committee denied us again based on the protest of the neighbors at the hearing. 

Plus, interest rates on HELOANS in this environment and depending on how much equity you are pulling out of your home is most likely going to be in the double digits. 

Returns have been anywhere from low teens AAR to triple digit AAR.

In this digital era, we live in now, transactions are done via email, phone, and Zoom conference videos.

Get a digital lock that will automatically create each guest a code, automatically sends the guest an email with the code, and makes the code active only at the exact check in day and hour.

I have a buyer selling his 8 homes in Buffalo now to come here and buy homes (but the value of his 8 will only buy a few down here).Values have been increasing by double digits in most of the state for a decade, rents have increased as well, but just couldn't keep pace with appreciation.

I'm not sure security cameras will do what you're looking for.

If rates were to rise (residential mortgage rates were in double digits when I bought my first house) and the banks get their backlog cleared, I think they will start going after subject to deals.

Many carriers are taking double digit rate increases.