ACRIS - and your personal information

Started by 212CondoDude

almost 17 years ago

Posts: 54

Member since: Jan 2009

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I think ACRIS is great for seeing what units closed etc... but the tradeoff is that your personal information is on the site for anyone to see. I wish they could just show the less personal info like price and unit and close date etc... having your personal info like name and address and mortgage rate, type of mortgage, etc is not necessary for everyone to see in my opinion. Is there a way to hide your personal info and leave the bldg and pricing info? anyone ever try to do this?

Response by fakeestate

almost 17 years ago

Posts: 215

Member since: Nov 2008

Yes. Don't buy real estate. Or buy it through a corporation.

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Response by bubbler

almost 17 years ago

Posts: 19

Member since: Feb 2009

All a part of the public record. Nothing you can do about it.

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Response by fakeestate

almost 17 years ago

Posts: 215

Member since: Nov 2008

Yet another thing to consider when deciding whether to commit money to real estate.

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Response by NWT

almost 17 years ago

Posts: 6643

Member since: Sep 2008

Right, public records should be public. Saves trips to the courthouse.

Funny, though, sometimes people slip up when buying in the name of an LLC. At 15CPW, a lot of buyers bought that way, but some screwed up and let their names get through on a stray document.

Florida has the best public-info laws. (See www.myfloridacounty.com for starters.) Palm Beach County once had probate docs online, but not anymore.

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Response by hsw9001

almost 17 years ago

Posts: 278

Member since: Apr 2007

Public records are important, particularly if there is a contest of ownership or responsibilty of ownership.

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