Rent house

XiangLin

Do rented houses generally have cctvs(Owned by the landlord or another tenant) in the property?

Beeboo23

No they don’t. 

dimbo61

While a Landlord might install outside CCTV to cover the front door and any other break in weak spots in a rental property it's still not common except in areas with high burglary problems.
Maybe a tenant might want a cctv camera in their bedroom ! If stuff goes missing 

XiangLin

Beeboo23 said:

No they don’t. 

dimbo61 said:

While a Landlord might install outside CCTV to cover the front door and any other break in weak spots in a rental property it's still not common except in areas with high burglary problems.
Maybe a tenant might want a cctv camera in their bedroom ! If stuff goes missing 

So it is not common for rented houses(Owned by a landlord or tenant) to have cctvs in the property, in the entire UK or London?

user1977

XiangLin said:

Beeboo23 said:

No they don’t. 

dimbo61 said:

While a Landlord might install outside CCTV to cover the front door and any other break in weak spots in a rental property it's still not common except in areas with high burglary problems.
Maybe a tenant might want a cctv camera in their bedroom ! If stuff goes missing 

So it is not common for rented houses(Owned by a landlord or tenant) to have cctvs in the property, in the entire UK or London?

That's what everyone is telling you, yes. Why are you asking?

XiangLin

Chill. I am just confirming in London or nationwide.

AFF8879

Certainly if inside the house, I would imagine the tenant would need to initiate setup with the landlords permission, otherwise it could be seen as a major breach of privacy. 

A lot of flats / some houses do have video entry phones however, so you can see who is at the door before you answer it.

alt80

Its not common mate tbh I think if I installed it in my btls some of my tenants would go mad ha.

XiangLin

AFF8879 said:

Certainly if inside the house, I would imagine the tenant would need to initiate setup with the landlords permission, otherwise it could be seen as a major breach of privacy. 

A lot of flats / some houses do have video entry phones however, so you can see who is at the door before you answer it.

How do "video entry phones" work? What are their prices?

XiangLin

alt80 said:

Its not common mate tbh I think if I installed it in my btls some of my tenants would go mad ha.

What is "btls" mate?

pramsay13

I don't know of any rented properties that have cameras inside them.
There would be a whole load of privacy issues, data protection etc.