In regards to the legality, I am not a lawyer, but I cannot see how it would be illegal (as it is public information you are asking about), and you are not trespassing, if anything it would be an unwanted solicitation, but again, i'm not a lawyer.  

If Toyota goes to the international court of justice in The Hague, to file a lawsuit against the US government, to have it change its laws so Toyota can make some more money, someone would be told to go pound sand.

We bought another owner occupied house up in Brandon, and held it for 10 years...built up some nice equity, and in pounds.

The type of spray foam we are using in the joist ends and cantilever areas is called a 2 pound foam.

On average it takes a wholesaler about $5k-$8k to get their first few deals or pounding the pavement 40-80 hrs a month.I hope that gives you a good rundown and enough to spark your interest.

If they complain, tell them to pound sands, it's a letter from the banker after all stating you have the funds, it's as good as a bank statement.

Trying to save money on legal fees is Penny wise and pound foolish. 

(I could see it being appreciated OR feeling awkward/unwanted by a tenant/neighbor.)7.

But I'd charge a deposit if that was my policy on pets and if they didn't want the apt because of that then they can pound sand

What he ment was even though many times a meat shop is working with only a few pennies a pound profit you can make good money if you "plug"the holes.