The property will be a Primary unit and a ADU unit, each with its separate address.

With housing in short supply, there are apparently plenty of people willing to wire thousands of dollars to someone they have never met, without any evidence that the person they are wiring the money to has access to or any association with the property.These types of scams are very common in the area, and I am wondering what "best practices" people use to avoid having their properties used by a third party to scam a prospective tenant.I am planning to add a watermark to my listing photos with an email address.

If you have already closed, can you share the address?  

On the other hand, an older house has been around so long that these types of problems have either occurred and been addressed by previous owners, or they're often plainly visible.

But again I was at their office in Beverly hills early on and they were crammed in about 300 sq ft LOL nice address class D office :) 

For instance, I would like to track the followingpurchase price, rehab cost as I spend them, mortgage company, cost, interest, HOA address, HOA fees, closing documents, strategy, issues about the property and more.any pointers will be greatly appreciated 

As I mentioned in my previous letter, I look forward to continuing to maintain your address with the same pride and quality that (previous owner) has taken in it over the past 19 years.

@Marko Kustudia To be compliant with NV laws, you are supposed to have a contact person within same county or 60 miles:  NRS 118A.260  Disclosure of names and addresses of managers and owners; emergency telephone number; service of process.Regardless of that, having a property manager for long-distance ownership is really a business best practice anyway.

They are great at verifying identity and address history.

I find out that it is currently occupied (at the time I did research there was no indication that there was any other address associated (nothing showed up on the title pull).