Please listen to my podcast with Josh and Brandon from the archives . . . 

Check the BP archives and you should find your answers...Kudos,Mary

@Deion Alaei here's a link to an example REIT financial filing with the SEC. http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1562401/000119312513366794/d585267ds11.htmThe REIT says: "Our objective is to generate attractive, risk-adjusted returns for our shareholders through dividends and capital appreciation."

he had a very popular BP podcast and I still think its in the Archives.. 

I know there are discussions in the archives on the pros and cons of a trust, but did not see leverage addressed.

The place where court records are physically archived are at the courthouse.

My site allows people to download the PDF files I provide, they can leave their name and information about any property I have on the site and I get an email to my phone with their information, I can update quickly, I can create "pages" (posts)  that are archived or that "stick" in the sequence where I want them, I can add Twitter, Facebook, and about 30 other social media "windows", I can add "stat trackers" that tell me how many people visited and from which city, and how long they stayed and on and on.

Old map: (area in question is part of Highland Square, technically)http://www.ohio.com/wp-content/uploads/archive/1.693696.jpgNew map: (area is now called West Hill)http://media.cleveland.com/akron/photo/akron-neigh...

So if anyone else stumbles through 7 or more years later, I thought it would be worth updating.Yes, it is legal in Oregon for a landlord charge a tenant a non refundable fee for the replacement of a lost key.Stated explicitly in the text of ORS 90.302 section 7c-[This section does not apply to:] Charges for improvements or other actions that are requested by the tenant and are not required of the landlord by the rental agreement or by law, including the cost to replace a key lost by a tenant;And while I'm not going to take the time to find the archives from 2013, I am relatively confident saying that this is not a change that has been made since then.

https://www.ftb.ca.gov/Archive/Professionals/Taxne...This should help.