What a private area is, is debatable, but is generally areas not viewable from public areas.

@Keith CuddebackShould be able to see the recorded mortgage in public records and then do a little math/guessing to figure out aprx where they’re at.Otherwise, your buyer agent could call listing agent and ask.More than likely, it’s just going to come down to the price a seller is willing to sell for…and any educated seller wouldn’t sell for less than market value in this market.

Now, instead of getting the deed and who knows what additional costs I will have to pay to initiate these auctions, I would have to bid against the public and pay more money to win the deed.

., I will show the the physical location , concrete structure we do, money spend on HUB , money Made on HUB (next time ask to show HUBS those are public records and will not interact with the law) We have a book with all deals made in the community ... and you check, verify every single transaction!  

A non-resident alien for tax purposes is a person who is not a U.S. citizen and who does not meet either the “green card” or the “substantial presence” test as described in IRS Publication 519, U.S.

I am familiar with the "rudeness" but that unfortunately is not so uncommon when dealing with government employees who have to deal with the public on a daily basis and is something you just have to have thick skin for.

Even if this isn't true, why have there been no publicized efforts to even challenge the law?

Have to know when to say no to someone. my Dad who taught me how to sell real estate and work with the buying public always told me Son your an independent contractor you choose who you work with not the other way around and the most important word is NEXT. 

It took a lot of Botox injections first.]If you’d like something to worry about for your circumstances - because all you have provided to us is: “The tenant broke the lease and moved out…” - consider this AZ law: https://www.azleg.gov/ars/33/01370.htmAn advice that probably does not need to be stated here, but still: Depending on the facts of your circumstances, I wouldn’t comment on whether you complied with this law, which I also assume is currently in force - this is a public forum, and you shouldn’t volunteer potentially-damaging information to the other side.And, again: None of the above is legal advice, as I am not a lawyer.

Any thoughts on hiring an attorney or public adjuster?