I like the cyber Harvard Law School site, the American Bar Association, Cornell University Law School, look to the American Land Title Association, Appraisal Institute, HUD, the NRA has good stuff too. 

I think the only thing you should be aware of is if you're renting to tenants, is your LLC something that you'll be embarrassed to ask your tenants to write a check out to every month.Toe Jam or FBI Surveillance Van #13 or even I Can Hear You Having Sex are funny for wifi hotspots and might be amusing to you (and me), but imagine if your tenants will think you're less than professional every month while writing the check.  

Nearby residents have been asked to provide surveillance video feeds to police.

I live in the NYC area but willing to go anywhere I can to make my savings work.I'm self employed also as I own a security and surveillance company.

I live in the NYC area but willing to go anywhere I can to make my savings work.I'm self employed also as I own a security and surveillance company.

Vacancy - Rent rate and occupancy rate go hand-in-hand - monitor REVPAR per weekday/weekend/month to really know how you're doingutilities including wifi and surveillance - ideally with remote monitoring and locked in at reasonable temps, smoking/noise/party detectors perishable supplies (paper, coffee, soaps, etc.), linens (towels, sheets, comforters - they need to be thrown out every 3-12 months), Lawn care - not just mow and blow, but garden beds tooPest control - 80/qtr furniture - it doesn't last forever.Maintenance - normal + changing light bulbs, fixing furniture, loose doorknobs, etc.Administrative software - dynamic pricing engine, guest communication system Hosting fees - this is not a passive model.

Cyber stalk us on IG, FB, and here on BP. ;)

Seems like a clear cyber security issue.

My name is Mikhail Llauder, I am 24 yrs old, recent Texas A&M Graduate, and I'm currently serving in the United States Air Force as a Cyber Security Officer! 

@Ethan Smith unless this is large multifamilyYou’ll probably find 24 hour surveillance isn’t economical