I had to involve the police when first floor ran screaming at me in my car on a public street, yanked open my passenger car door while I was in it, and entered the car screaming at me aggressively while I was calling 911, (all because we had made every effort to avoid a confrontation with her), but the police only went to warn her, did not arrest her.  

is it public record?

I was in a very welcoming class, and no one was allowed to make fun of anyone else's talk or topic, and I learned so much about speaking in public.

It lists other lists that if you do your own research you can find them in public records.And yes, i spent my money and am paying the monthly credit card bill.  

Even depreciation does have to be paid back at some point (again you can DEFER this with a 1031 exchange but the liability does not go away).If you are not paying taxes on your rental income then I wouldn't broadcast that on a public discussion forum!

Some led to Partnerships , Some to Joint Ventures etc; All obtained as a matter of public Record .

According to that chapter, an “outright gift of the cash investment is acceptable if the donor is” one of the following: The borrower’s relative / family memberThe borrower’s employer or labor unionA close friend who has a “clearly defined and documented interest” in the borrowerAn approved charity organizationA public entity or government agency that offers assistance to (A) first-time home buyers or (B) families with low to moderate incomeThis just handles the down payment funds.

The duplex I found I did some research on for the property (taxes, etc) and previous owner deed and mortgage records (public records) and there is a statement in the mortgage papers:THIS IS COMMERICAL PROPERTY AND IS NOT INTENDED TO BE THE HOMESTEAD OF THE MORTGAGOR HEREIN.I'm focusing on the "COMMERICAL PROPERTY"......Up to now I was not thinking that duplexes were considered commercial property....There are triplex units and quads and of course jumping into the 10-20 units and those I though were considered commercial.I guess if I step back and look at the fact that the dwelling houses multiple tenants, then yes I can see it being classified as commercial.I can't find anything on the county appraisers web site for the records of this property that indicate "commercial".

Worse, what about unexpected personal losses not even related to real estate (job loss, health issues, catastrophic event, etc.)? 

The public library is good but for the more technically inclined online you have Open Library.