Are you being recorded when you tour a home for sale?

Being recorded during a home tour is a real possibility in Georgia, since sellers increasingly use doorbell cameras and indoor security devices, and Georgia is a one-party consent state for audio recording, meaning only one person in a conversation needs to consent, which can be the homeowner recording their own property. Video recording of common areas generally carries fewer restrictions than audio in more private settings. Assuming any occupied home may have active cameras or microphones is a reasonable default while touring. Joel Boss advises buyers to keep sensitive financial conversations for outside the home.