I'm not as in touch with the latter, but obviously we're heading for record unemployment and people without jobs won't be buying houses to live in, so I have to think that's going to fall off a cliff too (like so much else).On the other side, I'm also hearing that a lot of homeowners haven't gotten the memo yet and are still asking sky-high prices.

Check the public court records if available online in your area. 

If the companies you are dealing with have experienced track records of success, they should be able to provide plenty of data.

He stated he needed to extend the loan but refused to sign and record a formal extension. 

Account Closed If you go to your local county online records....whatever they call the dept where deeds and mortgages/trust deeds are recorded...you can look up your name and find out. 

I have heard it for decades and it's like a broken record when someone says now is the time it's REALLY going to happen...lolYes I am a broker but I am also an investor as well.

More specifically, we've seen the stock market rise to record levels, real estate prices that could be considered overvalued in certain regions and an influx of new businesses over the past 5+ years.

@Jessamyn Smith analyzing each record sometimes becomes impossible due to the lack of information provided by the list broker.

I would say maybe only 50-80% of the records are actually going to be correct, depending on who you use.

In just about every state you can search for local tax records for information about a property including sold price.GA you can go to https://dor.georgia.gov/property-records-online