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The most you can hope for with cameras is that they may deter someone from breaking in, so make sure they are conspicuous. After that , it's all about ease of use for you.
Invest your time & money in sturdy doors windows and locks, and an alarm system.
On the other hand, if you have teenagers like me, I hide the cameras to watch the crazy stuff they try to get away with.
Quoted from xsvtoys:This crime is just too easy and it is growing worse.
Man you are either in a really declining neighborhood. Property crime is down almost 50% since 1993.
I had a similar discussion with someone on this the other day. The study I found also highlighted the public misperceptions of crime -
Quoted from xsvtoys:It doesn't seem like a declining area, that's what is odd.
Oh, it's CA, then you can't explain it with anything rational. 
If I were you I'd get a camera with a zoom lens to focus on those bikinis!
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Blue Ridge, GA