I live in on the west coast of British Columbia and have been combing through deals until my eyes bleed. 

They have a full time attorney on staff, They also have an entire firm in another state that combs the internet looking for guys like you using their stuff, yes even meta tags...

You will want to pivot in excel and then comb through chunks of the data, to find comparable properties and make sure owner-blocks of the calendar, or unexplainable monthly anomalies in revenue, are not skewing your comparable property data set.     

I have my Virtual Assistants comb the US Property websites for houses 3-4 B in good school districts, they say we can give them a Cash Offer or a Terms Offer for their equity.They then fill out this form.http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/REISkills/file/seller-property-info-formThey ask these questions http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/REISkills/file/seller-questions-to-ask-the-sellerWe offer a cash offer and a terms offer, or maybe two terms offers.The techniques include sub2, lease option assignments, wraps, wholesale flip, etc.You need face to face presentation skills for these.Your profit is $5K to $20K.

@Brandon Hall also suggests a good method by combing through the city's CAFR if they are large enough to publish one.  

Good luck with your guru tactics. i am not hiding the assets. that's not the point .the point is that it will cost you a lot to take those assets away from me. in the meantime I can assign my assets to somebody else with one signature. that's why you combing tust with LLC to make thing complex and costly. in IL charging order against an LLC does not mean that i need to liquidate or sell the LLC ..charging order can only affect distributions. ..so good luck getting there and finding out ...ooops  "how am I gonna pay for my frivolous lawsuit if there are no distributions" ?  

We need to fine tooth comb our own HUDS.

Based on actuals (which the bank and investors go through with a fine toothed comb) of nett $781,000, take out salary, unit rent, principal pay down($100,000 per year), your at $571,000, or $80,000 for your $200,000, interest payments are $27,000 you are left with around $53,000 on your $200,000.

Now an astute person can figure that out, but my tenants arnt really going to be combing through land records to try and figure.out where I live.

I am combing BP for more data that i need for my answer.