@Alberto NikodimovIn “Real Estate Note Investing” by Dave Van Horn ( a Bigger Pockets publication), Dave mentions a story identical to yours.

It was recorded the same day and new ownership was reflected immediately in the public records.

Hey Max, My wife and I just had one of her former colleagues at the publication "Skinny Mom" take pictures of a flip in Hyde Park (only lasted 18 hours on the market w/ her pictures).

Close to public transportation and all services.  

She has since threatened to go to an attorney since she claims the mold has been causing her to miss work, causing issues with her son's health, and has racked up "extensive" medical bills.

Instead, I own other income-producing assets, which consist of publicly-traded securities, high-yield saving accounts, and crowdfund real estate.

I believe that they get their data from both public records and title information.

I know in our market the public can't see it is under contract until all contingencies are lifted.

Again, this is not being able to see the inside, which could change it by 100K or more up or down.You find out why they are vacant by asking the seller.Property square footage is public record in the county assessor office and website.

While it may make sense to wait until all the work is done to show it to the public you can always market to your network.