I'm not as familiar with the southtowns; they seem to reflect the northtowns in some ways, but they're generally perceived as not being as nice.I would recommend at least looking at the area via Google's street cam for the turnkey. 

This is also where a smart lock (with guest log time stamps) and doorbell cam come in handy  

I'm in contract on a flip where I had doubts the property was ever connected to city sewer, yet could not find any evidence of aseptic, a quick call to the sewer dept they cam out a few days later dumped die down the sink and sure enough confirmed its connected.

Currently I have a Nest cam on it so if we get any rain, I can monitor it from my phone and listen in/watch to make sure it's starting.  

Your lender would have to check with the CAM of the building you want to purchase in order to know which category it would fall into.

This is my least favorite tenant, always pays rent late (but does pay), rent is lower than other tenants (but higher than Cricket), doesn't want to pay the NNN portion that they underpay whenever we do CAM recon.  

@Cam Jimmy Awesome!

Hi Cam! 

I absolutely WOULD have a camera on a pool area or a hot tub simply for liability protections but thats just me.We always cover each exterior entrance into the property plus the driveway and garage doors if applicable and I have a doorbell cam as well at each property. typically 3-4 cams at each property max.

Most of the STR investors I know and work with use the Ring doorbell and floodlight cams on the exterior.