The ones that had high grade pressure sensitive adhesive have held up great.

The tribes are pretty sensitive to lake use issues and have the department of the Interior backing them so they can do a lot.I grew up nearly on the reservation and my mom worked for the tribe.

By making it clear there is an issue, you will not be wasting time with people that are more sensitive.

I just copied the data (all of it was public and I deleted any sensitive info) and uploaded it into a program called R where I performed text analysis and looked at the most mentioned cities/suburbs.

This works OK for relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with a more time sensitive and transaction intensive asset such as a rental property.

I like it especially the sensitivity analysis on the occupancy and cap rates.

If he steps on your property call the police, file a report, and get a restraining order too.

If you have enough text messages to convince a judge or jury then you get a restraining order against the crazy person, the owner of record is not causing you harm so you can't sue the Trust and win.

"give you their MLS access info"If you are a broker or agent do not do this.It opens you up to liability and being booted from your current brokerage along with a possible sanction from your real estate commission.Many MLS's have private contact info for sellers,showing times,and property access codes along with other sensitive data.This is not something the public should have access to for safety reasons.If their is a public MLS info system that is different.

While you might not pay the bill, low income tenants may be particularly sensitive to the burden.