Loopnet's parent company is CoStar, a publicly-traded company that also owns brands such as Apartments.com, Homes.com, etc...whereas Crexi is a small/midsize company.

(plenty of discussion here about whether to be an agent or not)There are services that pull sales info from the public records.

Here's your answer:Facebook had $1 billion in net income on $3.71 billion in 2011, according to its filing to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering.

A full name, type of investor, clearer location than just a state and public vs. private profile would help.

It appears that about half the US states have such laws so this must be checked locally.http://www.unmarriedamerica.org/ms-statutes.htmCalifornia Specifichttp://www.ag.ca.gov/publications/womansrights/ch4.php

The county where I live, for example, doesn't not provide a public search for the notices.

Any foreclosure action by any lien holder requires holding a public foreclosure sale.

I don't have the tools, data files, research information and public records at hand to search out the hundreds of possibilities that could exist.

As some of you may know, while I am working on becoming a budding real estate investor, my main gig is as a songwriter and music producer.It turns out today I was informed that a song I wrote and submitted to American Idol has been selected out of close to 30,000 submissions to be one of 20 final songs to be voted on by the public online, with the winning song to be performed and recorded by this year's winner of American Idol!

The Land Trust in and of itself is only a means to shield your name from the public record and when combined with an LLC (preferably two) makes it very difficult for someone to sue you.