Reo brokers are given strict instructions not to publish any codes or give any lock boxes out to a non agent.

Its like when Maxim (do they still even publish Maxim?)

The Judge (who does apparently own a rental in seattle and was up front about this fact)  sided with plaintiffs (several small local landlords) on pretty much every point.The ordinance required landlords to publish acceptance criteria and accept the first applicant that met those criteria,  with a few exceptions for ADUs and house shares.  

You can design unique forms with programs like Publisher, etc.Mike

My friend I'm working with has an LLC, but it is for internet marketing, publishing etc.?

I believe if you rent in Sherman Oaks (City of Los Angeles), your rental unit may be subject to the City's Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO), which limit annual increases to a published percentage.

I published a personal blog post here on Bigger Pockets to lay out my thinking.  

Not up on OK Law they may need to publish notice before acting on the contract, buy might not, don't know....but best thing is go to the courthouse Mon. morning!

One method I am using is looking in the financial newspaper where they publish the names and addresses of "foreclosures".

I got it for a big discount over what he was selling it on his site for, but the bad news is I just found out that the version I have was published in 2005 :cry: and I'm not eligiable to access the updats since I bought it used I have a few questions regarding the material, what has changed and what hasn't changed after this point.