Additionally, owners who have access to the data of their renters from smart home devices could be another source of privacy concerns.Real estate will be disrupted by AIJust as with almost every industry, the introduction and growth of AI tools will only transform whole industries.

We've gone through Airbnb's privacy policy regarding off-platform communication, and it seems like it might be crossing a line.

The first thing I would suggest is a measure of privacy and humility.1.

When you give up your email or phone number online, ALWAYS be sure to read the privacy policy of the company in question.  

I think not having the word "properties" would aid in privacy and negotiations.There is a HUGE developer in my city with a company name like "Hugh Mungus, LLC".

The only actionable "yes" had to do with some privacy protections.The lawyers always get paid! 

When you get somebody who looks good on paper and they come to a showing, take a peak at their car, inside and out, that'll tell you everything a home visit will with much less invasion of privacy.

These would just to document the state of the property.Would it be braking privacy laws?

They had used a CPN (credit privacy number) and I learned the hard way what that is.

The Land Trust agreement in most states is a private document, and the Deed to the Trust via the Trustee would actually be the only public record.But for anonymity and privacy - Land Trusts can help.