If the public property records show it as a single family, either you, or even more so, your agent should have caught this before even making an offer.

The majority of buyers will also peruse the mls, zillow, trulia, redfin, the public mls, etc on their own as well.

REPEAL.The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Public Law 111-203) is repealed and the provisions of law amended by such Act are revived or restored as if such Act had not been enacted."

Or if you like the hotel sector, simply look at publicly traded hotel firms like Hilton or Marriott.My suggestion: I would actually keep researching and maybe even look closer to home. 

I have done some research on the process one should do before purchasing their first land investment, and wanted to post it here, publicly for additional input.

I also think you have to let the general public know who you dealt with.  

However the main problem is developers and general public think you can just buy them and stack them up and cut openings where you need and viola you have a house.

@Jay Helms I called the the Board of Public Utilities (BPU) in NJ and they told me that the BPU has never addressed RUBS and it is considered a landlord/tenant issue.  

Tax records are public.

The only thing that concerns us is that he has four collection accounts, however on the collection account page of the Experian report, we don’t really see any public records.