Vacasa’s licensed real estate brokerages/property managers include: Vacasa Alabama LLC Vacasa Arizona LLC Vacasa of Arkansas LLC Vacasa Colorado LLC (Micah Victory) Vacasa Delaware LLC, 30 Vacasa Florida LLC Vacasa Louisiana LLC, Dana MacCord, Principal Broker, ph 504.252.0155 (Licensed in LA) Vacasa Michigan LLC, 94 Vacasa Missouri LLC, Susan Scanlon, Designated Broker Vacasa Nevada LLC Vacasa New Hampshire LLC,45 NH-25, Meredith, NH 03253, Dave Grant, Broker of Record Vacasa New Mexico LLC, 50 Vacasa New York LLC, 88, Susan E. Click here for more information about Vacasa's licensed real estate brokerage/property manager in your state. In a situation where you rent a single room of a house or apartment, it gets trickier.Vacasa offers property management and other real estate services directly through Vacasa LLC and through Vacasa LLC's licensed subsidiaries. Private areas, like bedrooms and bathrooms, or anywhere anyone would reasonably expect privacy are off-limits. Local and state laws usually permit property owners to install cameras in 'public spaces.' This is an important distinction.

The Federal Video Voyeurism Act says you can't 'capture an image of a private area of an individual without their consent, and knowingly does so under circumstances in which the individual has a reasonable expectation of privacy.' It's important to note that 'private area' refers to nudity or lesser states of dress. Laws on this sticky subject vary from state to state. Smart vacation tips: How to get a hotel room cheaper than the best price online But is it legal? Guests must be informed and given the option to deactivate them. The one exception: Smart devices that cannot be activated remotely.

VRBO allows for cameras and other surveillance devices only outside a property.

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