Anything that is public gets hammered with offers in the first week.

If you are okay with that and want to hold for the long term a property in Temple may be a good long term investment with the city growing rapidly and  it's proximity to center city with good public transportation access some say it's only a matter of time before the area turns but it's only speculation and I would never recommend investing with hopes of appreciation unless the property cash flows from day one and you are prepared to handle the tenant class that you might attract.

While comparative to Drake and the above neighborhoods it appears significantly more stable, by public persona, there is a fairly default rate there. 

Occasionally there is a misspelling in the borrower name when indexing in the public records, and searching by Name. 

In its response, UDF said that a hedge fund had built “a significant short position” of more than 4 million shares of its publicly traded REIT, and that it believed the fund was “trying to unlawfully profit by manipulating and depressing the price” of the shares—but it did not name the fund.Shorting 4 million shares of one company held by a hedge fund the size of Hayman Capital is a bit different than, "Shorting Real Estate".

@Joshua TremblayYes,  called a public adjuster, and ending up with more than I thought, even after paying his fee.

I have often used My Smart Move by Transunion and also used the services provided through my Buildium account, but I need more options since these services require the tenant to receive an email with a link to the screening request.I know I could always require them to go to a public library and create an e-mail account and access it there, but that isn't so easy for some people. 

Are the public schools excellent or very good?

Unless they have a contract with you, what gives you the right to publicize someone else's personal information?

This is further defined as public housing assistance, i.e.