Then take out a full page ad in the Wall Street Journal detailing the date, time and exact location where this guy is going to be freed....and maybe assign law enforcement to a more pressing need that requires them to be looking elsewhere.

Did you see the Wall Street Journal article today? 

I use a simple Google alert for now and was thinking about subscribing to the Tampa Bay Business Journal.

Here is the journal entry on the original seller financeSpecifically what to do with Down Payment to Receive, Loan Receivable account, and Property Sale Profit account?

@Dayne WintersHoboken (preferably Downtown),Jersey City (Anywhere off the "PATH" Train, note the Waterfront, Downtown, and Newport are nicer than Journal Square)Manhattan (anywhere really but the nicest areas are anywhere south of about 70th street)Queens (Long island city, or Astoria near a subway stop)Brooklyn (Downtown, Heights, Carroll Gardens, Park slope, Williamsburg, there are others but that's just the short list)Since your question is a bit limited I am unsure if this is business or vacation and if it is with children or without.

However the Journal Square and Heights areas still have room to run. 

but now that I say that something happens in SD and prices sky rocket.Like SF is poised to sky rocket again according to an article in the Atlantic journal..  7 or so new IPOS  so 10 to 15 billionires created in SF and how many thousands of over nigh millionaires and only 4k homes sold last year in the entire city of almost a million.. 

This would be a great time to scour the Herald Journal Classifieds and KSL for vacancies.Call these folks up and tell them your situation and ask if they'd ever consider selling. 

What Kyle said and the local business journals.

Just saw this up at the Wall Street Journal.