I've read on the usps website and that can mail out a index card.

My actual intent is to have my trust purchase them through its holding LLC, and rent them out for as long as the market continues to appreciate at a rate that is at least commensurate with the inflation index.  

Which all may be great, but the end result may be someone seeing all that complexity and just turning off (if getting paid is that hard, they just turn to index funds or something).

"Cleveland’s housing market has been called a lot of things the past few years, but the debut of a housing index by the Columbus-based Nationwide insurance and financial services firm terms it something different — healthy."

Home prices in Atlanta have jumped 22.5% in two years, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index’s data through January.

Talk to your financial advisor about Exchange Traded Funds and also about Indexed Universal Life Insurance products.  

Hello,I am thinking to invest in Los Angeles, want to know where I can find the data of Los Angeles SFH Rental Price Index/Chart?

The Case-Shiller index for Denver, for example, doesn't show the trend you're describing:This chart shows a bit of flattening to the market (or a really small reduction, if you want to get technical about it) starting in about '82, and another one in '07.

Most counties in CA put their document indexes online, and by doing name searches you can usually fill in any of the documents we don't cover (primarily reconveyances and involuntary liens).I'd be cautious with bidding services.

You have to tie it to an index like a T-bill or the prime rate in the beginning.That’s probably going to affect all but three to five percent of individuals who carry back notes.Remember that these restrictions only apply to seller-carryback transactions on propertiesthat have a dwelling that the buyer will use as their primary residence.