An experienced ad ethical attorney would probably not be interested in trying to retrieve the costs of your debacle as it is hours in discovery that he would bill you for. 

I call her a Chowbrador Retriever ... if I ever drop any chow on the floor, she is sure to retrieve it.

On top of that, I was able to retrieve the data from a realtor of the past 90 day sales, that confirmed my hypothesis that the area is suitable for fix and flip.With that being said, I found an REO that has been vacant for at least 6-7 years, that is right across the street from me.

The bill is going to my rental property so I am not there to retrieve it and my property management company is giving me a hard time when I just send them the online receipt without the actual bill.

They never filed paperwork to retrieve any money, we actually did.  

And it might even be a preferred approach, since it lends itself to scripting / automation, and county assessor sites don't always like scripted data retrieval.

Please let me know if they are reasonable.Insured Closing Letter = $125Tax Certification = $20Electronic Retrieval Fee = $50Notary Fee = $45Overnight Delivery Fee = $12Incoming Wire Fee = $22Good Standing Cert for PA LLC = $40Lender's Title insurance = $50Total Settlement company fees = $364Owner's title insurance = $1154 (Sale Rate - for purchase price of $105,000)Please let me know if these charges are reasonable?

Many other people simply call the counties or go on the counties websites and retrieve these lists.

One could argue that data can be lost just as easily on your local devices/machines if they fail - with cloud products usually they are backed up and can be retrieved.

Voicemail is a process of keeping voice messages automatically for later retrieval by proposing receivers.