Just signed up for PRO after last night's webinar on BP so I want to take some time to go through the webinar archives.

They don't have an archive of bad soundbytes of him.Would I vote for Obama?

Read these:http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/why-are-the-chinese-gobbling-up-real-estate-and-businesses-in-detroithttp://www.nbcnews.com/news/china/chinese-investors-snap-property-bankrupt-detroit-n253186Few years down the line, we will all say, had I known, I would have invested in Detroit?

Then go for the "nearly free": books in the BP library, maybe a pro membership so you can dig through the webinar archives and get unlimited use of the calculators.At the same time, find a few meetups in your area.

Looks like we're one step closer to getting a NFL team in Los Angeles.http://la.curbed.com/archives/2015/01/inglewood_nf...

It seems to me that sometimes there were modifiactions made on site, perhaps a few bucks to the framers, so they would create a bump out for the kitchen.Even today, when you build new construction, the city requires 5 full sets of paper prints to review and approve; they get rubber stamped and I believe archived, but I don't know how long they keep them. 

@Rick Baggenstoss the link below provide some insight on Bellwood Quarry/Westside Park http://atlanta.curbed.com/archives/2012/03/27/take-the-tour.php#morehttp://atlanta.curbed.com/archives/categories/beltline.phpAzeez

Then call the County Appraisal Districts for those counties, and ask for the archives or records department.

On my device, as of 4/19/16 that’s all the episodes archived back to episode 94, or roughly 110 hours of real estate bliss.

Physically go to your county recorder (or whatever the government agency that archives and is repository of deeds and such) and chain out title if your target property.