Many agents are lazy and do not take the time to add photos that illustrate unique characteristics, incorrectly add the unit numbers, bedroom count, or fail to verify the square footage that could be greater than the public records the MLS autopopulates. 4, Many MLS properties are listed under the incorrect categories (multi-family under the residential section, multi-family under commercial etc.). 

When you get sued, you, your spouse, your LLC, your friend in Slobovia and everybody else are all mentioned in the complaint which becomes public record.

All public info and the photos match.

We practice "safe real estate", so this is all possible but not necessarily what will occur.This is not exhaustive and does not constitute any fiduciary responsibility, it is merely one man's opinion on a public forum.

Hi Bob,Make sure to have an investor friendly realtor so that you won't have issues afterwards.HOA are very tricky, as the boards change very often, they could be years that they don't do much and other years that they are suing residents if they are not maintaining the lawn.CC&R are the key to review in this case, those are public so available for you, and those are required to be provided by the seller every time.Don't go the route of do it anyways, that will have cause you consequences, I had a time that the HOA sued a property owner just for missing 6 months (the property owner was renting out the property and it didn't receive the invoice to pay the dues so she forgot).

Additionally, Fayetteville's strategic initiatives to enhance local infrastructure and public services foster a supportive environment for both residential living and business operations, making it a highly attractive market for real estate investors.Let's dive deeper into this market together.Fayetteville, nestled in North Carolina, boasts a flourishing housing market propelled by its affordability, community charm, and strategic location.

If you like this better than a public REIT then Cardone may be your guy.   

When I go to book I read the reviews throughly, your response to one of the guests should have been a private response not public IMO.

When those properties are in your name they are in the public record. 

Honestly, these just don't come up for sale very often because they are great little businesses and the owners generally have a list of people who have offered to buy from them over the years, so in a lot of cases there is no need for them to publicly list them.