My last house & this one is a fortress, lit up like a bank at night, alarm system, cameras all over & me heavily armed inside.

This sounds much easier than getting someone to put a camera in the downspout and or snaking them.

Good pictures with a good camera make all the difference in the world.

They still have a very good reputation for cameras and lenses.

Then I paid to have a company come out with a camera and scope the drain under the street all the way to the main sewer.

You really can't do much to deter the thieves but install a security system, motion detection lighting on the front/side and back of the house and even a camera that records the inside/outside of the property.

Our stomach dropped hearing this when we first heard it from the tenant so we can only imagine what you were feeling.Alarms and fake dome cameras are a deterrent.

There are a few therapists, Realtors, Financial Consultants, Pastor and a few Freelancers in the current set-up.My goals:-Renovate the entire space to include a larger kitchen, updated bathrooms, create an open office space for daily renters and add some dedicated desks for those needing monthly space, but not private offices; add a full service print center and an additional conference room and wire for VTC use with screens and projectors; add a Key FOB entry system for 24-7 access and camera system.

If you feel comfortable, get in front of the camera and explain the salient points of what you've done with the house.

It really makes the place look updated for our future tenants.We started a pest treatment schedule so that they will be clear for when we start leasing down the road.While we are getting our security system in order, we put up a dummy camera facing the dumpster in addition to posting two yellow signs that say "smile, your on camera".Building Permit UpdateStill working on the permits required to do the remaining interior work such as the closing up uncovered walls, ceilings, plumbing, electrical insulation etc.