A landlord's relationship with the local PHA isn't public record, so even if they leave it to the HOA to enforce, how do you force someone to tell you if a tenant is on a voucher program or not?

Its public record, and is available on your county’s website for Pete’s sake.We love showing our potential buyers our past deals, because they're always frickin' awesome.Question # 2“If this house is such a good deal why don’t you flip it yourself?”

Located on a quiet all-townhouse street, yet within a few minute's walk of public transportation, shopping, parks and nightlife.

I guess any publicity is good.If you ever want to chat on he phone or via Email I am always accessible to fellow investors to try and help them avoid the same catastrophic pit falls we fell into.

You can check public records to see what mortgage $$ the Seller has taken out, so you can see if they might need that $200K to sell and pay their closing costs.  

not sure that gives you a leg up ... this is usually the first step towards a foreclosure.So unless you can buy the paper.. or find a semi private lender who is hiring these folks and may sell paper... other wise it will be a short matter of time when its all public record

I'm trying to scrap the entire MLS of my local area's public MLS, which uses a FlexMLS Javascript site.  

The public really looks at and stack ranks agents based on total quantity of reviews. 

I'm digging around on the public records site searching 'lis pendens'. 

Perhaps an easy solution would be to set up a small picnic area out of the public line of sight.