It appears to be law in every state, according to a few online sources, that the landlord must inform a tenant of all cameras on a property including common areas.

The forum here on BiggerPockets is a great resource, and local connections can complement your online learning.Best of luck on your real estate investment journey, and feel free to reach out if you have more questions!

Navigating through the se of options, I would recommend asking people you know who have experience in whatever it is you are trying to do for their referrals, cross checking what they say with any online reviews, and coming to your own conclusion after speaking to them yourself.

Those online services that say they can get you title insurance without a quiet title order charge you several thousand dollars and then tell you to occupy and use the property for four years, and then get back in touch with them.  

@Tiffany TanYou're not doing it right, and teaching this on an online forum is not practical.For starters: there're two kinds of "deductible": personal and business/rental.

It is not as easy as they make it sound online.

I use their online chat while I am at work from my desk. 

Hey all, remote investor here that has some property in 64132 and it looks like (online listings anyway) that there is a decent amount of flip activity happening between 75th and 85th between Troost and Prospect in south KC.

Any advice with online auctions?  

Ok gotcha, if I were you I would look at rental comps online to get a range.