I would have let that go, but in 2016 she violated the lease twice when she installed the security camera outside the home and replaced the lock without notifying us.

I have 3k saved up for an engagement ring, as well as 3k saved up as an emergency fund, and 2k that I use for "business" things, like flipping cameras which I do and make decent money doing that occasionally!

Like I said, a monkey punching keys on a keyboard and running around with a camera can make a listing look good, and that is why every single STR site has a ranking system based on far more than just pictures and text.

Take a camera, any work you find schedule it to be done, YOUR handyman needs you to go with.. so get in there so he know's what your concerned about, next time you can send handyman by himself but this time you both go. 

One other idea, that might show the tenant you're as concerned as he/she is, is to put up a fairly cheap surveillance system to monitor and entrance where the packages might be dropped off during the day.  

At the same time I feel like security cameras and smart locks you control with a smart phone would take care of most of those worries.You could even try using FaceTime with the applicant for an initial phone interview then ask them to text you a picture of their drivers license in case you or the police need to track them down later.

Non MLS-Looking for a quick close.All brick construction, 38' lot, 3 car new garage, new deck, full basement, wine cellar, new windows, new doors, fresh tuckpointing, plumbing, electrical, cameras, low voltage controls and speakers.

Opens camera at --> Stays open until I take 10 pic--> combine 10 pics and format into a grid --> convert to PDF --> text or email --> delete picks from camera.

I have a property that I will soon rent out. it is a challenged neighborhood and I would like to install 2 cameras. 1 on top of front door and 1 on top of back door.

I appealed since the cameras don’t clearly show much tenant or I cannot recognize.