As soon as you file for eviction, that information is public. that is enough for me as a landlord to shy away from a prospect. that means they had payment issues or some other issue strong enough to make the landlord take it to court.

@Grant Rothenburger Thank you for your perception.   

You could even go as far as posting/publishing a public notice.

I don't usually reveal numerical or monetary information about my deals in a public setting, but I'm going to make the exception here.

src=/program_...In fact, HUD's public housing just went 100% smoke free.

This is were the PR may be motivated to sell.Remember that since publication has been filed and published/posted administration has already started.If you have any questions my contact info is in my BP profile.Good luck..

I had looked in BizJournals & County Records & we also have Business Observer here.They have all listing that are public including foreclosures & lists the names of the buyers.Specifically, I wanted to know how is it that I can find their info because all it lists is the buyersi;e Residential Real Estate Transactions - Hyde Park Scattered Apartments II LLC to Castleton Exchange LLC, 320 N.

I'm 28,  and I work full-time in a public accounting firm as a tax accountant.  

Publicly-traded REITs get you into real estate and are passive.

as mentioned above this is for your federal tax return and there are some nuances to what is said though generally accurate. it's boring but the IRS website does spell it out https://www.irs.gov/publications/p523/ar02.html#en...How your sale qualifies.