read this article. and this will clearly explain why SF bay area and other markets that are prime that a little bit of negative cash flow is no biggee and is the better play.https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/201...

An interesting article at: https://www.indyweek.com/news/archives/2017/07/12/... - speaks of the problems Section 8 voucher holders are having finding landlords in Durham who will take Section 8.

This one caught my attention since it was recorded in San Antonio, TX instead of Cali. and I tuned in with a contractor walking off the job.

Also just saw this article:Here's How to Buy a City-Owned Lot in Englewood for Only $1http://chicago.curbed.com/archives/2014/04/07/how-to-buy-a-city-owned-lot-in-englwood-for-only-1.php

This site has a lot of archived useful information if you just use the search feature.

Court clerks are paid to archive public records, not provide lists to would-be marketers.If you wish to create your own list, your objective is to build a list of 20-200 by going to the courthouse and physically pulling files to build.

Here is some info on the recent changes with STRs if yall havent seen them:https://nola.curbed.com/2018/5/25/17394232/new-orl...https://www.bestofneworleans.com/thelatest/archive...

Really solid content and have enjoyed Matt's outlook on investing.9) Title: Creating Wealth PodcastHost: Jason HartmanTimeframe: 2008ish - TodayRoughly # of Episodes to date: 289 (121 found on itunes archives)Main or Recurring Topics: Covering many topics but mostly focusing on buy and hold rentals with every 10th show being an outside of real estate topicQuick Overview: Jason does a great job with the Creating Wealth Podcast and focuses of topics that will help you build your real estate portfolio and grow your passive income.

The recorders office is merely the local county archive for deeds and other documents of public record. 

A quick Google or iTunes search will give you more than anyone could list off for you.