If you do this for a year, then you will have a pretty good archive of the type of properties that you are looking for.

One time I took my property inspection report and archived it.

One file at a time.Clerks are paid to archive public record but not to provide marketing lists for solicitations. 

There are several others - if you did a search through the archives you would find the thread that mentioned several different brokerages that just specialize in apartments.

Had I only seen her slides without the context, I would have passed on buying her items and listening to her FREE Itunes downloads.

The only station I've listened to over the last 6 years has been Energy98 on iTunes radio & the Energy98 podcasts (mainly the music podcasts).  

I like the new feature that allows us to archive, delete, send messages, etc.

All the details of their business is in their SEC S-11 document at http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1557255/000104746912011176/a2212083zs-11a.htmFirst line of the prospectus: "Silver Bay Realty Trust Corp. is a newly organized Maryland corporation focused on the acquisition, renovation, leasing and management of single-family properties for rental income and long-term capital appreciation.As for employees, many of these type of companies do not have any.

Listen to every Sean Terry podcast on iTunes.

Originally posted by Bill Gulley:I strated a Creative Financing group thing here on BP ...Unfortunately, Joshua Dorkin has done away with the groups here; not sure if the content was archived anywhere so that it could be retrieved, since many of the groups were just used for posting ads.