I use CRS Data, courthouse retrieval service.

My next project with that is going to be figuring out how to setup my own database to query the data.I'd like to be able to get the same data from Rhode Island but dont see site similar to retrieve it from.

Seems like the city is trying to retrieve money and they know they won’t get it from the tenant.

I hope it hasn't made you change your mind on investing in real estate and I wish you success on retrieving your money.

The term itself is a reference to hunting dogs that would point to the location of birds and then retrieve them once the hunter had shot them.

My tenant had renters insurance, so my insurance company retrieved my deductible from the tenant's insurance company. 

And then you come to realize the offsetting negative, that what's good is bad because everybody now becomes your competitor (although not necessarily competent).Conversely, becoming an expert in courthouse records retrieval qualifies you to be privy to knowledge that others do not possess. 

I was just going to keep the $49/mo service but my debit card I was auto paying with died for the new chip cards and I didn't bother updating the card and payment info.My website name, which I liked, was held hostage or whatever as far as I can tell but I hope to retrieve it.  

Additionally, there might be record retrieval limitations such as numbers, say 10,000 per day, etc.

I've been through several up cycles and down cycles and I suspect you have been too.I am more interested in two things really, looking forward as though things will change and the status quo as we now know it, is no longer 1) What is the smart way to hold money (regardless of the tax consequences because I can figure that part out ) for making quick purchases as opportunities arise in the next down cycle which I am guessing is 20192) What is the smart way to hold money for quick retrieval in the very likely event the government decides to change the rules regarding Solo 401(k)s, IRAs and other retirement plans.