Upon receiving that notice from the lender, the trustee will issue a Notice of Default, which is typically published in the local paper, posted on the property, and recorded at the County Recorder’s office.

With rentals, it would a combination of Craigslist, Rentlinx and Postlets (the last two publish to all sorts of sites like Zillow and Trulia).

Then, you either publish the foreclosure notice or file a court case.

Good overview of the commercial projects going on in the area was published by the Albany Business Review today.http://www.bizjournals.com/albany/maps/albany-busi...

Michael Gross's history of one of New York'smost sought-after co-ops, "740 Park, The Storyof the World's Richest Apartment Building"was published in 2005 (Broadway Books).

@Tok Im There is a great post/blog or something regarding "house hacking" that is published here, I think Brandon Turner posted that.

To be safe, you may wish to:- sell the property at a public sale- publish notice of the sale in a prominent place, including a newspaper with daily, local circulation, and-send the tenant a final notice that states where and when you will sell the property.If the tenant owes you money for back rent, property damage, or reasonable storage costs -- and the tenant’s security deposit didn’t cover everything -- you can take the balance out of the sale proceeds.

@Brandon SchlichterI recently published a post here on the forums that went over exactly what you described - many turnkey companies (maybe even most?)

The International Residential Code (IRC), published by the International Code Council and adopted by Texas in 2001, establishes a set of residential building standards for public safety and welfare that include requirements for what can be considered a bedroom.

Rent Growth: there are published statistics, but your mileage may vary.