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You can subscribe to the reports they put out and get them sent to your email or just login to the site and pull them up, they are free.

I am looking to subscribe to as many distribution lists as possible in the state of Nevada. 

You can check out my previous newsletters in the archive section of my website at http://www.sinletter.com/archives.html and if you wish to subscribe, you can do so at http://www.sinletter.com/subscribe.htmlAnother excellent resource is the SeekingAlpha network of stock blogs (Full Disclosure: I am a contributing author) and their website is http://SeekingAlpha.comThanks,Asif

It may be worth your while to subscribe to the daily court review.

What do you guys/gals subscribe to (besides this awesome forum) to get design ideas for rehabs.

Invest:  I am a big believer of value investing-- specifically, I subscribe to the idea that protecting your principal investment is critical.  

Free isn't really free, after all.You can pull data at the recorders's office or you can subscribe to a real data service.The service we use costs $59.95/month for the pro version.I'd post it here but moderators will delete it.

This will give you access to court cases such as judgments against an owner, but not information about the property itself.To look up records on the property itself, you can either visit the county clerk's office on the first floor of the Tulsa county courthouse, or you can subscribe to the Public Land Records Access (LRMIS).

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