I get tons of such solicitation, frequently from public records and I can see there's no effort whatsoever to validate the data as being appropriate - - thus they all go directing into the circular file.Big turnoff to be marketing with inaccuracies and then begging to get the listing.

I think there will be pressure on the federal government to improve the housing social safety net including improving and expanding public housing.

I realize your everyday landlord isn't posting information publicly, but maybe somehow being able to see expired/removed listings on a site would be great.

City requires public access as well, not through a dwelling unit.

The Rich Dad's company's mission is to boost the public financial education and that mission is a good one.I'm not going to bash him because I've learned a lot from him and from those within his network.

Excellent public schools in Madison, AL if you're looking for that benefit.

Zillow presents their Zestimate to the public in big bright lights, but buries the disclosure. 

my legal record is squeaky clean. the real answer to why i don't get section 8 is probably because i'm very disorganized and erroneously thought it was for people who are officially disabled. i will look into it some more, thanks. another layer to this is that i'm hoping to live in a place where i can work on the vintage furniture that i sell online which rules out public housing and i think that section 8 would add to the reasons that landlords don't usher me in. 

@Dana Sarcona if you’re still looking areas like Secaucus (besides the North End flood zone areas) Rutherford, Lyndhurst and Carlstadt all have good schools, safe neighborhoods with easily accessible public trans to NYC.

Can anyone recommend a good website or app to search Public Records?