I know it's public records, but I need help finding it online.

While those that have, have been very publicized, very few cities have taken real action towards regulating Airbnb rentals.

So the property may have been or could be held by a trust, or in a LLC,  look up the property tax ID it will say whom owns it like the John Smith Trust,, Ron Smith Trustee,, or if it's in a LLC.. doesn't hurt to be nosy, and it's public record, and will give you $$ numbers of last sale of property and current valuation, tax costs ect..I'd find out as much you can by yourself and see what's up could be the guy just want's his cash out and others are in as far as they want right now.. maybe he'd self finance.. it's just as minority holder (or partial holder ) if you ever wanted out.. or what would transpire if the other holders wanted out could they force a sale..lots to think about you need more info, could be interesting 

The key word however is "significant" I'd say stay under 25% of other income, you don't want to be identified as an unregulated lender out of compliance and in the business of lending.Advertising:Lastly, a private exempt lender may not advertise, they may not offer loans publicly, which includes speaking to some group of real estate investors.  

Hello,  I live in a neighborhood with excellent public schools and my daughter is graduating.  

Almost half of the publicly traded companies in the US are incorporated in Delaware, as are many major banks.Delaware’s tax laws allow corporations to be taxed at a low rate in Delaware and avoid higher taxes in their home states.

Phone numbers... try public records or the listing agent.

Hello,I'm having trouble finding the name of property owners though the San Diego County online public record search.

When searching  things such as lenders or public record info brings me to sights that offer info at a relatively low cost (if its good legit info)  Should I subscribe?  

That information has likely been gleaned from the public records which themselves are also not up-to-the-minute.Just to add to the items @Andrew Holmes listed, follow bankruptcies, also.