Not saying they are purposely listed incorrectly, but I always verify here: https://tax1.co.monmouth.nj.us/cgi-bin/prc6.cgi?

I am also keenly aware of the quirks in the data, such as the fact that a city that expands its geographic boundaries will exhibit "population growth" but not a change in "migration".

However, Under California Civil Code Section 1102.4, agents and sellers who made disclosures based on information from public agencies or qualified experts may receive some liability if the information turns out being incorrect.

However, Under California Civil Code Section 1102.4, agents and sellers who made disclosures based on information from public agencies or qualified experts may receive some liability if the information turns out being incorrect.

Additionally, many comments from others in other states not familiar with local Los Angeles codes and such are also a waste of time, if you don't know them, you should not be giving out poor or incorrect advice, people get sued for less than that.If you want to talk in general terms, then generally speaking, an S Corp is better for flipping and an LLC better for holding long term.

@Calvin Ozanick hi I emailed them to builderservices at guildmortgage net but the email came up incorrect.

It's just an occasional blip to be aware of....and there is an opportunity to revise the appraisal if there is factually incorrect information contained within the report. 

If you go it alone and submit notices incorrectly, or don't notify him in the correct way, or do any of the other number of tasks wrong you risk making it worse, potentially paying damages, and still having him living there. 

At that point, if the judge finds you followed the eviction process incorrectly, he may send you home to start over, at which point you will throw your hands up and hire a lawyer.

:Ps u could move into each house for two years to make it a primary residence to get huge tax benefitsAs @Randy Bloch and @Dave Foster  already pointed out, you're incorrect.