Any new hires are to be hired in India unless there is a specific exception identified by the CFO (this is a large, public company).  

I believe it is public information if you called the utility company and asked them how much gas/heat/electric were for the year. 

The Supreme Court ruled on a 5 to 4 vote in favor of the O'Mearas, judging that the state law did not apply because an FHA loan was not considered "publicly assisted housing.""

Anyone willing to help me create the best categories and to categorize in exchange for a copy of the list (or) if a bunch of people help out, I we can knock this project out and I'll post the list publicly. 

Associations are not public businesses and only report to association owners (and can choose how transparent they are even to owners).

Real Estate Acquisition – single tenant retail, luxury homes, hotelshttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1646036/000147793216012403/united_1a.htmPFG Fund III, LLLCHard money lending and note fund in the state of Coloradohttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1594139/000147793216012367/pfg_f1a.htmCapital Cities Fund, LLCShort term lending to real estate investors – this has been since refiled, confidentiallyhttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/vprr/1500/15005680.pdfREIA Investments, LLCOlder Reg A for the purpose of purchasing Bulk REOshttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/vprr/1400/14007154.pdfCurrent Reg A’s not public: note purchase fund, mortgage origination fund, performing note fund, multifamily fund, multifamily ground up construction fund

If you can attract qualified tenants, and there are no health or safety concerns, I really don't see a problem with renting the home with one coat of paint.

In Bexar County it is the Public Works Department and Fire Marshals Office.   

Now it's 2017 and the commercial investors are trying to purchase our land (where we live).They are saying that if they can't buy our land, they said eminent domain might (at this point I think they are trying to scare us; it was funny too because she was explaining to us that eminent domain would buy our land and convert it to something for the "public" like (and i quote) "a restaurant" lmao.

Your best bet is to make a trip to the Public Services Building downtown and speak to the Building Department Counter.