Install cameras around the building and in the common areas to check and see what's going on.3.

You can do cameras around the house, but seriously, this is a lot of micro managing and I'm not sure either party likes that including myself.I have found someone that can be a project manager on the ground. 

Cameras help protect you from a couple of these.

Sorry, need to reduce W&D fees to $0/load. 2) Put in a hidden camera.

We also have a ~$100/month tech fee that builds in all of the subscriptions we use for each property (Ring cameras, Minut sensors, Price Labs, etc.).

🔒Maintain Safety and SecurityInstall exterior lighting, security cameras, and smoke/carbon monoxide detectors.

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.

I can see when they use their code in the lock, and I can see their vehicle in the driveway on my camera. 

It features a gravel lot and currently lacks perimeter fencing or security cameras.

Likewise, what’s the likelihood that supply or sewer mains will require dedicated camera inspections—and that those inspections will reveal defects leading to major outlays?