As in most if not all other states, Wisconsin requires estates in probate to publish a notice to potential creditors, who then have a specified amount of time to file a claim against the estate.

It may be same day, but the publishers may take time to verify the info, or are publishing it second or third hand.

As I was writing my module on classified advertising and while doing the research I gathered "I Buy Houses" type ads in EVERY major newspaper published across the country.

I update my absentee owner list once or twice a year and probate leads are published in my local paper at the same time each month.

Big companies are unable to forecast their future sales and even refuse to publish them because they have no clue (can't blame them).

Aside from providing the basics (ie. listing capability to get the property published to 10+ major sites; scheduling tool to schedule viewings, etc.), tenant screening is super important. 

I haven't had the benefit of researching Cook County, but from my experience, there may be online search limitations at the courthouse or county clerk level (these are two separate entities and if the court website does not publish petitions, the county clerk may publish this). 

I think we ended up somewhere near 30% below the last published MLS asking price.

The information on these forums, like any other on the net, is published by its members.

I publish a lot of articles on my website and in the article directories.