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It was referenced in Mark Kohler's book "Lawyers are Liars" (2007, Life's Plan Publishing, LLC).

I would add the fourth thing of a meaty BAC, but you already have that at 3%.First, call the contract agent company you used to list on MLS - see if they will publish broker's open houses.

Use to be a book called the "City Directory" published for most metro areas.

Would the operating agreement have to be published publicly to record for general knowledge?

Ryan:Well, perhaps you should call the president of the local utility and explain to them they are purchasing electricity generation from residential and small business customers and that their published policy and contracts to the contrary are 100% false.For the third time, our local utility will net meter only to the point at which your consumption reaches zero.  

@Ramon Coronadothere is an amazing book written by @Brandon Turnerand published by BP that is exactly about that topic.

All condos have condo fees and those fees vary widely between associations. they can completely wipe out your cashflow, but you can include them in your analysis and potentially find some that are profitable in a city area. finally, you need to vet the association, which is difficult to do since they arent a public entity and don't publish their financial health. old buildings with expensive deferred repairs can cause assessments to skyrocket and owners will be on the hook for the cost.

Can't publish them here publicly without their permission.  

Dwolla.com looks like a reasonable alternative but they don't publish their pricing online.