Some people like their privacy and do not want others casually searching to see what they paid for the house they are buying from you so you are allowed to put in $1.You are not getting screwed :) They just don't want the neighbors to know their biz.The amount can still be found out (in most cases) but harder to find.And no - it doesn't make any difference that there isn't a mortgage (makes it even harder for someone to find out).As Eddie said - no lawyer here but breathe easy over the weekend.

She thought I was invading her privacy because my post card mentions foreclosure and now the postman knows she's in foreclosure.

Box for the privacy reasons others have suggested but I noticed that some services (do not remember at the moment) do not allow for P.O.

One has to weigh marketing vs privacy and there is so little left of the latter these days.It's nice to see Twitter is working for someone and say hello to Ashton!

Second, I was told by my realtor that because of privacy issues, I wasn't allowed to verify if the counter was legit.

I've read several posts from investors that indicate that real estate agents are of little to no use to them. I concur. I'm a licensed real estate agent in Pennsylvania and have found that most agents I come in conta...

Thanks for the privacy type.The price is for only $15,000 or so.

From a tenant standpoint there is a bit more privacy and you don't have someone living on top of you or next door to you blasting away their favorite genre of music.

My advise is do what you can to protect your privacy.

You will be better off going forward, just focussing on flipping quicker at lower prices to cash buyers.