Hi - I published an article on BiggerPockets on this exact topic, hope this helps!

Here in the Seattle area Brokerages, the MLS and the King County Realtors Association regularly publish that sort of data.

CBRE publishes a similar report for MF here in Phoenix but that’s a huge undertaking to seek out one for each city.Any other suggestions?

There's also a good book on house hacking by Craig Curelop BiggerPockets published if you don't know that one as well.

They actually publish listings to some of our most popular listing sites, like ksl.com (huge for Utah/Idaho) and Facebook Marketplace.

Unfortunately his tax plan is not published on his campaign website.

Realtors association usually publishes up to date stats.

Recently they published the same list over and over.

If their lease reads that the deposit is to be used for repairs and is payable to the tenant after they have moved and that the deposit cannot be used towards rent, then the landlord who keeps their deposit for rent would be doing so in violation of their own lease agreement. 

You should consult an attorney or CPA for your specific situation.ANONYMITY: When you create the LLC, your name is recorded on the documents and published on the Secretary of State website for all to see.