In most places the public records show both the property address and the owner's address.

I work every day with tenants who are too lazy to work and are living on public assistance.

Willingness to put in a lot of hours, they are about twice as likely to work 70 hour weeks as non millionaires in their cohort.

Another said, heavier people take more sick days and health costs are higher, so hiring them is a bigger risk than non-smokers who are thin.So, I wanted to put it out to BP... do you think being biased is natural?

I use to say that I have never put earnest money on a non-listed property, but about a month ago I gave $30 earnest money to a seller who was half crazy and very unstable, and I didn't want to mess with it.I'll speak for Texas because its the only state I've bought property in, but you do NOT have to put up earnest money to make a contract valid in Texas.

Hi,I have owned a mortgage company for 12 years and I have been involved with putting together past clients from Europe that have 5-10 million dollars to invest in non-performing notes in the U.S.

Are you even slightly aware of the problems many condo owners in Florida have with their Boards, with escalating dues, with (perhaps non-existant) reserve funds and repair and maintenance that needs done, not only to the building but also to the common areas, with control freaks?

Will a non-binding, preapproval letter from a mortgage broker for a line of credit in the needed amount work?

But the good thing is when the economy and recession is 'Public' the stock prices of all these will go down.

It's so open ended and non threatening.