Duncan Wierman in a notorious liar, and a FRAUD.

Matt -- I hear you, but those "appraised values" are notoriously suspect.

One exception: if you're claiming the notorious "RE Pro" status to get around limitations on deducting losses - then you absolutely become a "trade or business" and must obey the 1099 rules.

Space heaters are notorious for causing these kinds of problems.

Big apartment complexes, and leasing managers therein, are notorious for trying to strong-arm tenants.

The building department is notoriously slow in Teaneck.

I hear over and over that the asset managers and listing agents for REO's are notorious for being "too busy" to work with...well...anyone!

I am looking to purchase a new property this year and I am trying to employ some old strategies when buying but I am not sure it is valid anymore.Washington DC has notoriously bad traffic so I put a premium on properties that are close to the subway, and there's this one property that is a few blocks from a proposed new subway line in suburban Maryland.

The Canadian tax system is notoriously detailed and, once you step outside the realm of a simple tax return, you run the risk of  "missing" things that could benefit you (or cost you extra).

[Northern Oregon - Notoriously Bad] They charge 35% on average and are the largest property manager in the space.