I've also paid thousands in "selections management" labor costs, some of which involves the selections manager clicking around on the Internet, looking at hardware and materials that are not my preference and which I declined and ended up telling them my own materials choices instead.This far over budget, and not even everything in the scope of work has been accomplished or even started. 

As for website disclaimers, the primary one is the following: An Internet site which consists of information regarding properties which have been listed with a real estate brokerage, the identity of that real estate brokerage or licensee for each property and information related to those properties must be present.As far as must haves, i'd include a picture, and contact information.

I don’t think this will help you out that much, but I think STRs would probably do better the closer they are to the casinos.  

I've tried searching the internet but haven't had any luck in figuring out the best way to navigate this.  

It is so sophisticated now that I am not sure there is any one strategy that can help.Here are some resourced to get you started on the basics - https://developers.google.com/...https://granwehr.com/blog/goog...There are so many online resources, it would be like trying to print the internet here. 

Several states have already added provisions that allow you to disregard "certificates" downloaded from the internet or some "registration" service.

Some mentees will act as a bloodhound for the mentor, knocking on doors, driving for dollars, scouring the internet, making cold calls, or performing other services that help the mentor find new deals.

Not asking for legal advice in an internet forum, just information. 

Do an internet search for local fortune tellers. 

Most tenants seem like they keep up with their electric bills so they still have tv, lights, internet.