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. 

Some areas publish code violation properties.  

.- It will require the publishing of individuals names in LLCsSo I am unsure if this is too "political" to discuss on the forums but I thought it contained some very interesting and different plans with respect to renters and landlords and worth the try.   

ExampleEstimated Retail Price                 700k1st Loan                                      700k published, 500k opening2nd Loan                                     250kI am making these numbers up but they are similar to what I am seeing.  

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?

I am thinking of adding a solar powered web cam outside to watch the house and to provide a way for people to go to our website (when it is done) to look at the lake.

All free.Yet here you are, asking me to teach you how to find your local real estate associations, then complaining about your hurt feelings when I object to your reticence to explore the wide-ranging intellectual possibilities of searching the World Wide Web by yourself to do so.Go get some big-boy pants out of your closet and put them on, Marduk.

The World Wide Web is full of endless free content.

Many of them publish their screening criteria on their website so you can see what they require for employment, credit score, etc.