@Vijendar Na you should do it. i just wrote a whole article on this. look up my articles on the biggerpockets blog. it is the second to last one i did. i would definitely recommend a multifamily if possible. i have had great success with my student rental.  

Web searching lead us further  into sketchy unanswered territory how the individual passed.   

Sadly, some found me after it was too late.Since virtually everything about a real estate loan, licensing, and an LLC is in the public records, this is an incredibly easy scam to pull off -- and difficult to stop.Stay away from this guy, check my profile for a warning, and also read here:Private Lending Direct LLC is a SCAM and I Own the CompanyAs importantly, stay off the web when looking for private money.

Maryland - Article Real Propertyhttp://mgaleg.maryland.gov/web...LexisNexis - Unannotated Code of Marylandhttp://www.lexisnexis.com/hott...Maryland - Statue Look Uphttp://mgaleg.maryland.gov/web...2 pts of appreciation for the first person to get me a useful answer.7 pts of appreciation if the answer doesn't require me to go all Kiyosaki in order to acquire said answer.

Our group's web address and My contact info are in my signature. 

There are also web and app-based products you can subscribe to that aggregate property information. 

There are a lot of things to do such as lock financial accounts, police report, look into insurance coverage (embezzlement insurance is an extra fee and is not always included), in the case of my wife's board they brought down the web presence for 2 days, changing of passwords, etc. 

Sure they capture high profile media coverage due to their insane and asinine treatment of tenants, but eventually they are caught and harshly punished by the city DA.

N/A.

Do others here think it has value, even when a buyer/buyer's agent can track a property's full history pretty easily on the web?