lolThe rule of thumb I've heard is that they are suitable for homes with public sewage but not for homes with a drainfield because they debris they create fills up the tank.That being said, I grew up in a home with a drainfield and a garburator (I think I like that word!)

@Chris Pohlson - I've tried calling the landline that was on public records but no one answered which makes sense as they don't live there.

No a lease is not a publicly recorded lien and will not show up when your lender pulls credit.

Not sure how far back you can go, but this info should be public record and fairly easy to access by just reaching out to your utilities.

Hello Kyle,In my opinion it's always best to use professional help when dealing with general public, especially tenants. 

I don't know where you got your information from brother but Health careers is not a public school.

I have been asked to be on 3 podcasts and to share my story in more than 1 publication. 

In general I look for walkable neighborhoods, good access to public transportation, and at least average schools. 

There are a lot of fantastic tools and resources put together by the mods for your churning pleasure.Always use the referrals links if the referral and the best public offer match up.

have you tried searching public records for the deed or a trust name associated to the estate?