Hello everyone, I'd like to get some security cameras that record 24/7.

The best is camera footage, although it could be something else like screenshots of messages that another tenant shares, etc.

Also add items to your lease that are particular to your property. such as parking, number of vehicles, cameras, pests, lawn care, renters insurance required, whatever.

You may have to pay a PM or agent 50-100% of 1 month's rent for tenant placement or get a smart lock and camera to allow people to do unsupervised showings.

Some park owners implement tiered pricing and even install cameras or access gates to reduce problem behavior and enhance security.Zoning and regulatory issues can also present major roadblocks, especially if you’re buying in a jurisdiction unfamiliar with or unsupportive of RV parks.

Did someone put a camera down it to see exactly what's going on?

I'm certain I won't get every penny of my insurance payment back (had to pay 6 months in advance), I've had GCs and builders out to the space to give quotes, I did a sewer line camera inspection, etc. 

I figured an eviction might still work because I haven't received any communication from the tenant, he's just late on the rent and I saw him leave on my security camera and he hasn't been back in a few days... it just happens to coincide with when he wanted to break the lease and I told him that he never sent me official notice.

A quick camera inspection by a plumber could confirm that.If it is the toilet, look at models like the TOTO Drake or Kohler Cimarron.

She installed a ring camera system and reached out to me highlighting that I was trespassing and that if she wanted her out, I would have to file an eviction.I did some digging to realize that she had a criminal history of doing this.