it is a public information, once paper work is done, takes 40-45 days and anybody can find out how much you actually paid.

In my market they keep reducing parking requirements while removing public parking.  

It’s not fair that those people don’t have to register so everyone knows where they live but because sex offenders do it means they don’t have a right to live in nice places when all they want to do is get their life’s back on track but the rest of the world blacklists them or tries to hunt them down when it’s nobody’s business but the police and they should be the only ones who get to know where they live but the government has ruined that and put sex offenders lives at risk by putting their info out for the public even after they served their time.

Small fees involved, but nothing publicly recorded. 

What they do is hold a certain amount of their portfolio in liquid assets (for example public REITs).

Posting publicly and they will take links down

MTRs are great, and there is a lot of opportunity with the different medical facilities in the area, as well as the influx of military and the gaining popularity of MTRs among the general public, not just traveling nurses.

My STR is in a city where it is legal in private but not in public.

One of the reasons most developments have Mello Roos is that cost to put in all the public improvements are so high that it will stymie growth if the developers have to front it all.

It was bought at a public auction where nearly 200 properties were auctioned off one by one with an announcement that the first six will be sold absolute, meaning the successful buyer with the highest bid will be accepted.