One has to wonder who the 'buyer's' agent is truly representing.The way it's evolved for the bulk of SFH sales to owner occupants, and with all the money NAR has spent on marketing to the general public in the last decade, buyers now know and understand that they have to have an agent if they want to make an offer.

Stuff like this ruins friendships when one's perception of their own worth exceeds what it really is.

you did not know ..the information was not a public record.8.Back taxes.

With newer versions of Building Supply houses open now to the public and getting wholesale prices, the contractor is out his/her portion of the retail price on those products.

I've read elsewhere that, despite popular perception to the contrary, research is showing that millennials, once they reach a certain age and begin household formation, are acting just like the generations before them - buying houses in the burbs, spending money on the same things, etc.  

You'll probably want to discuss your plans with a securities attorney if you are veering much from what I just mentioned as you cannot start a REIT or make a public offering on assets you do not already own.  

I invest in notes and with a note it is not public record what it was acquired for, but if you foreclose the lender has to bid at auction.

So what do people do with excess trash or clean outs of the garage, homes, basements, yards, They take it to my apartment complex and use my bins.But there have been public meetings about this issue and certain people show up and scream bloody murder that by going to a single hauler all the mom and pop businesses will go out of business and the big corporate accounts will thrive.

Well let me show you public records just so you know .. we can all trust but we do being smart sellers and buyers we have to verify.. please look at this print out from the county website.. see all those properties.. see what company they name they are in see my card and my address they all match up.. that is me.. we are successful and we do not leave sellers hanging.Next as you know the condition of this home will preclude most folks from getting a loan ( for hoarders they know there home is a wreck..) 

@Jay Hinrichs you are right about being wrong--anti-growth policies and building department obstacles will never change in this area despite all of the public talk about how they are going to do something.