(Adopted 1/00) Standard of Practice 15-2The obligation to refrain from making false or misleading statements about other real estate professionals, their businesses and their business practices includes the duty to not knowingly or recklessly publish, repeat, retransmit, or republish false or misleading statements made by others.

The fact the owner is a tenant doesn't affect the published cap rate at all (except his 10% inflation on one single unit). 

If you want to create a member account with us I've published a resource page at http://www.rcm.company/nplresources/ which has links for a pleathora of NPL vendors. 

I don’t discount the articles but I tend to read more published studies that have data to back the overall message.

Sorry, but details of the date, time, and location must be published in the Real Estate Events and Happenings forum.

So here's what I was thinking.I have strong skills in:Wordpress Web DesignECommercePodcasting & Video Production & EditingWriting/Blogging (I'm published)Social Media Branding & MarketingEmail MarketingMobile TechnologyPhotograpy EditingAnd of course Recruiting and Business Consulting (I did a lot of startup advising)Here is the problem.

Trolls like you are why I do not usually participate in online forms.Careful Bob.libel - Published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation; a written defamation.

If it is published on MLS, the broker gets paid.  

there is a BP member who publish's a list of the coming foreclsoures in some area of NC>. its pretty nice.. helps a tonI looked at sales there you have a very convoluted way to buy them you bid and someone can upset you.. etc.but generally speaking someone who will pay near retail and is either going to buy and hold and or live in it.. can EASILY compete... becaseu your competition wants EQUITY instantly and wants to rehab flip for profit or wholesale for profit.. if your willing to pay more this should be a slam dunk for you.

Sometimes you can search the online county records for this information.In addition, I believe it is required by all states that the individual counties must publish (in a public publication) the list of all properties that will be auctioned off on the courthouse steps (this would include all foreclosures).