There's more info on it here: http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/whois.shtml (scroll down to the part about "Single lodger in a private residence").As always, consult a local landlord-tenant attorney if you're not sure. 

You should see it if you look for recent posts.We can discuss here or privately depending on how interesting the discussion is to the group and if there are some things best kept off a public forum.John Corey

A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury.

Maybe she thought she would make millions from the publicity.

The are no public records that reflect the LLC ownership, at least in most states.

According to public records both the properties are worth about $55,000.

You could also search your local public records to see if there is a mortgage on record for the property you are interested in.

Balloon payments need to be after significant equity has been established, that 25% may apply, the improvements will effect this as well, but future ability to finance is the question to ask.I realize some of this may not be appropriate for public consumption, feel free to contact me with confidential matters and I'll be happy to give you financing solutions and options. :)   

It sort of distorts public records but most automatic value models exclude foreclosures. 

They are both extremely sought after because of the great public schools systems.