This became a popular theory here in Fl a few years ago, not surprisingly heavily promoted by foreclosure defense attorneys drumming up more clients.  

Also, any system you pay for should have tons of access to the promoter(s), without having to incur an additional fee.Not sure of your goals, but frankly, all the info you need you can find for free right here on BP - check out the blogs, forums, and for sure the podcasts!

You should probably attend. http://www.biggerpockets.com/webinar   ( I do not work for BP pockets or get paid big bucks to promote webinars) 

It added a classier look and promoted higher rates for that area.

So to personally check all three it will cost around $40 depending on the promotion going on at myfico.com.  

@Patricia McleanIf you're not getting serious interest and you're promoting the property to the right circles,  it's likely not an investment grade deal.

I have no interest in your self promotional pictures. 

I understand completely not going back to the have-a-pulse-sign-here days, but I do think there are protections in place that strike a nice balance in promoting responsible home ownership, and anyone who has applied for a loan these days knows how strict they are requiring proper documentation.    

Technology is the thing to do when promoting what you do.  

Indeed, AB 2819 intends to do one thing:hide non-payment of rent from the next property owner.Other than to promote more bad behaviorthere's no reason for this bill.Call your legislator and ask for a NO VOTE on AB 2819.