Your court clerk's job us to archive case files, not sell lists.You just did not ask the right question(s),Here is the stark reality: you will either have to go and pull each case file and individually review the files one by one for useful info, pay a researcher to do the same for you, or find a commercial provider who doesn't rip you off.

What items are on the list, and how are you archiving the field reports?

This information was saved in my archives

Im afraid that is what would happen as he has over a decade experience in broadcasting and it is going to be very difficult to shed light on the real facts.At minimum those BP podcast episodes should be removed from the site and Itunes for at this point the visibility and access to BP members is putting them at risk.

http://m.sf.curbed.com/archives/2015/08/26/exclusi...

More info on the issue can be found at: AIMCO court case  https://www.nhbar.org/publications/archives/displa...As I mentioned earlier, a bill was introduced in the NH legislature to remedy this, but it died. 

Archive the forms forever in case someone wants to place a claim against you years later because they are suffering a medical condition and think your property caused it.

something just as eyecatching as anything in itunes business podcast category.Instead of the view of the shopping center, I would have a professional picture of yourself in action. maybe going over a deal with a client.

Oh, and I have a web guy who will archive this entire thread as soon as this post appears in the forum.

Here is the consolidated list of all the feedback i received in case anyone else can use it:- move in check lists completed by both property manager & tenant- move out check lists on file completed by both property manager & tenant- deposit withheld letters for prior tenants- keys- outstanding repairs identified but not done yet (by the time we do the hand over)- rental certificates (current / historical)- tenant deposit receipts for deposits currently held (if anything provided to tenant)- security deposit refunds/letters- security deduction letters (an itemized list for any deductions)- pet deposit receipts - tenant applications (current / historical)- leases & extension addendums (current / historical)- warranties that are still valid- affidavit stating all outstanding bills have been paid- invoices (current / historical)- report of current deposits sitting in escrow for tenants - eviction records- legal notices posted (3 day notices)- archive for tenant communicationsKind regards,ps