It simply does not work that way, and all your doing is telegraphing how you yourself work and would act.

You might also check your local newspaper to see if there is a local real estate reporter. 

Market your property and get tenants.This could be through flyers, direct mail, rental marketplaces, newspaper ads, or on social media etc. 6.

You can look for upcoming auctions in the local newspaper or auction websites.

Newspapers and television reporters speculate and ask the experts if a bottom is occurring like it’s a national real estate market trend when all markets have their own local bottoms and are scattered over time.Sales volume begins to pick up, slowly at first as pent up buyer demand results in more showings.People are less fearful of the market.People begin to talk about how much money there is to be made investing in real estate again.Increasing telephone calls to realty offices on listings and for sale by owners.The Fed finishes tinkering with interest rates at least for a while, trying to get a handle on how the markets are moving.People commonly talk about the bottom occurring like it’s a thing of the past with increasing consumer confidence.Prices finally seem to stop dropping.Financing becomes easier to obtain.There aren’t hard and fast rules to insuring that your real estate market is at the bottom.

At least that's what he's telegraphing. 

You usually have to register assumed names and publish them in a local newspaper. 

Don’t forget to check your local newspaper for foreclosure notices as well.I hope this helps!

Typically you will have to show the court that you have made reasonable efforts to inform the other party (e.g. the leaseholder), up to publishing notice in a local newspaper (though the specific rules will depend on the state/county where the property is located).Again, this is all assuming you cannot get the title company to allow you to close by simply excluding the lease from and encumbrances created by it from the policy.

There is a post in newspapers that she pleaded guilty.