I like especially that they have all been through publicly available sources like auctions, MLS short sales, etc.

If I pay cash and use a land trust, will the purchase price still be public information?

I can see if it is something off topic, but when someone asks a question in a public forum, it should be answered in a public forum?

If I pay cash and use a land trust, will the purchase price still be public information?

I began public speaking on this matter and became a co-Chair of the Regulatory and Ethics committee.

The Industry Heirarchy1- Consumer (you, the public)2- Broker, Bank, Lender3- Correspondent Lender (a broker with a line of credit)4- Wholesale Lender (can be a bank or instititional investor)5- Portfolio and Servicing Investor6- Securitizer (basically a broker who creates, buys and sells pools of loans between Wall Street and Investors)7- Wall Street (where the money comes from)Now I really don't suggest going to a "bedroom" broker (one who works from their house) although their nearly non-existent overhead sometimes translates to lower rates and junk fees.

Here is the IRS link: http://www.irs.gov/publications/p946/index.htmlThen determine the rate of depreciation for this year and claim it on your taxes.

She did public accounting for 5 years for a small firm and then moved to an accounting position in a small companies accounting department.

I used to work down in JC & Newark in the early to late 90's for a construction company and have been in the worst of areas while working on public housing projects & private projects.

Official Public RecordsThen - there are two areas in this page you will do your search.1.In the "Document Type" field, you can search for Death Certificates.