If the property has publicly serviced sewer, which is most times billed based on the number of gallons of water used, by using sub meters, we now have the information we need to pass along the sewage charges.

Most people in Tokyo use public transportation, so properties near popular train or subway stations are best. 

This info is sometimes available via ancillary MLS systems (such as REALIST), or you can do an old fashioned public records search for mortgages.

The best mortgage rate for your investment property that is available to the general public is going to be in the form of a conventional loan.

I always thought these were generated organically.or I guess maybe some company scrubs public data and gets the names of folks that have  been buying ? 

Although I plan on having a title company run a title search and run and O&E report on any property I plan to bid on, I've still spent a lot of time understanding the typical foreclosure property due diligence- looking up the owner and property details on the PA site, looking up the various public records, liens, etc. and trying to understand the chain of title as much as possible.

@James CarlsonSE Denver, the house is in unincorporated Arapahoe county which provides access to the cherry creek public school system vs Denver public schools which I also a see as a positive.

Wasn't sure how to word the title, but here are the details.I have a contract with a landowner to use his existing dock on a public waterway.

While they are the only public LLC document, they do not govern LLC operations in any way; they do not determine who the actual members are.

The actual "act of syndication" is as old as time, but as we know it, the term is becoming more curated towards GP LP capital raises for CRE assets in the public eye.Syndication simply refers to the process of pooling together resources or investments from multiple individuals, entities, or organizations to collectively finance and participate in a particular venture, project, or investment opportunity (not just real estate)...I mean... the term syndication actually came from media syndications in the early 19th century so this statement is quite vague albeit.