I could be way off base here, and if I am I apologize, but even starting an unlisted (or non-traded/non-public) REIT requires quite a bit of capital, management, and marketing. 

My vote is with @Sebastian Osorio but perhaps you can double check by cross referencing it with public deed and mortgage records.

I knew a guy that worked in Lee County public works years ago and he was happy to tell everyone the highest point in that county was the landfill.

For hire end stuff, things can change for that particular project, but for the most part we either choose the grey finish packet we have, or the brown.Ill give you a little piece of advice, this is not a piece of art we are creating (in my mind), its a retail product to sell to the public. 

I put all new front porch 16x60s in the unoccupied spaces after giving the old homes to a transporter who also sold them in hillbilly country to cover his costs and profits.

There is a reason its a public auction.

Look at IRS publication instructions for 990T.

., I determined that the opposite was true. since our facility will be neither publicly funded nor open to the public, ADA does not apply.

I am planning to bid 0%NOTE: Statutory fees applicable to each purchased delinquency include: (a) $10.00 Publication fee (35 ILCS 200/21-135); (b) $100.00 Sale in Error Fund fee (35 ILCS 200/21-330); (c) $80.00 Indemnity Fund Fee (35 ILCS 200/21-295(a-5)); and (d) $10.00 Automation fee (35 ILCS 200/21-245).

I personally use Agentpro247, my understanding though, is that Listsource and Agentpro source their data from the same public records.