You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State website for all to see.

The assesors office in Chicago only publishes a list of pre-foreclosure notices in the local newspaper and online( The data has to be gathered manually and can't be exported to excel). 

Stop prodding me Brian, I have issues with giving special operation tactics or an Uzi to youngsters  and there would be no way to secure the firing range by publishing a book, it would not be responsible or in the public's best interests.

Yes exactly what I tried to sayIn the past the Table of Contents of her course was published on her website.

I've been thinking for a while about creating a website for my local area that would organize (and publish) the local investor "supply and demand".

I told the last guy who wanted to know how we knew about his tax arrears that we have a yearly subscription to the Feds NSA data bank :)I guess he was not aware that its published by the county.

Marvin, "list" means published, it is not limited to an MLS publication, a sticky note on the Wal-Mart bulletin board that you have a house for sale is a listing, publishing is placing an ad anywhere.

Prior to inputting a listing to the service, the listing broker shall obtain the written agreement of the seller expressly granting the listing broker authority to: (1) file the listing with the service for publication and dissemination to those authorized by the MLS; (2) act as an agent for the seller; (3) abide by the rules of the service; (4) provide timely notice of status changes of the listing to the service; (5) provide sales information including selling price to the service upon sale of the property for publication and dissemination to those authorized by the MLS and (6) publish sales information after the final closing of a sales transaction in accordance with these MLS rules8.2 Written Documentation.

Is that a researched statistic where they took a random sample of various participants in various guru programs and then then they defined what being successful meant (such as earned more than the cost of the program in profits over a 2-year period of time) then they followed up with them over the 2 years and then had their research study peer reviewed for accuracy and then published.

Take a look at BP's blog where new articles are published every day: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog4.