The Vizaline company (http://www.vizaline.com/)
produces reports for banks that include a Google aerial with *approximate* property lines. A few years ago the survey board of Mississippi accused the company of
surveying without a license. Litigation commenced.
That litigation has now been settled with the survey board now agreeing that Vizaline is
not doing any land surveying. As part of the process of arriving at that settlement the board issued a
declaratory order that will likely be of interest to anyone working in the geospatial field. That order clarifies (at least within Mississippi) the kind of work that is and is not land surveying. Below are links to 2 PDF files.
I have been following this case since I run a consulting service (https://findpropertylines.com)
doing the same thing except my clients are individual property owners instead of banks.