Trick is, knowing what that might be.I had dealings with the San Antonio Public Housing Authority and have been there on projects, so I'm familiar with the types of projects Mitch might be doing, it's a good thing.

For publicly traded companies is there any way to see which buildings they have signed leases on and how much time remains on their current lease.

The public attitudes and how the public views liability, do they assign all the blame to one or the other or are there factors of contributory negligence, where the mother should not have allowed her three year old to play on the roof?

The old pic was from my days as a REIA owner & public speaker.

Some of the institutional sellers also helped encourage or maybe helped enabled folks to try and get involved by flipping their loan tapes out into the public and then quickly losing control of where they went.

(eventually of course)Does anyone know if a site like this already exists, or if there is a public database already?

Too many books, deals are public record, too many moving parts to hide things.

If you dummy it down enough the public might find it interesting.

There should be public computers you can use to access public data.

@Kevin Kraver, There's a lot of confusion in this thread on the DST as a public SEC registered offering and DST as you mean it (an entity vehicle to own real estate in CA and avoid some of the FTB expenses.