I got it off the MLS so all the info is public.

You can look up the mortgagee through public records.

I am aware that all posts are public, but I think that I've a right to be concerned that I'm being cybertracked.

We teach our students to verify information in public record, and even the public record is not 100% reliable.

The problem with blogging is now you've publicly acknowledged the presence of mold in the property so handle it properly.

It's a great tree-lined street, very close to 3 options of public transportation, and 3 blocks from a park.

I wasn't interested in dealing with the public as a typical agent, I wanted to do my own thing.

The letter from the AG states I have 21 days to respond and that all complaints, including responses, are public record, so now I have public record that shows I have a complaint!

Another way to look at it is the Taxable Value is personal to the owner and the Assessed Value is to the public since certain actions can be taken by owners (like Homesteading) which create the cap on the Taxable Value.

An example could be to use the applicant's information on your form to (via PHP POST form processing) format a background query to the state's department of public safety to see if they do indeed have a criminal conviction in their history.