I think you're going find out the Clerk doesn't "send you a report on a property"......they have the recorded documents, and make them accessible, it's up to you to learn to sift through them, and create your own "report".

This is the kind of stuff I sift out daily for clients.

I've been a commercial real estate broker for over 20 years specializing in retail properties, so I don't need help understanding proformas, cap rate, NOI, etc.What I do need help with is creating a good system that helps me identify and sift through numerous deals in a a systematic and efficient way.

It has a vast of properties which you must sift through to find comparable/similar homes to the subject property.

the training as an aside.. private money lenders are NOT looking for newbies generally and are not sitting at home waiting for a guru to call and say they have a new student.you can simply talk to your local HML which is who you would use anyway if you need capital.as for learning the business there are a myrid of ways to do that.you can go to e bay and buy any and all guru course and videos for pennies... spend a few hundred on those and sift through the information.there is just so much hype that people can go from not knowing anything about real estate to be financially independent in a few short months.. and folks simply don't know what they don't know this is a long game a very long game.. and depending on were your living and working it can be very very difficult without substantial cash already.. areas of the North east and mid west you can deal in SFR's like used cars because they sell for that. if your west coast based.. much tougher

You can also find most of this material on BP, but most people find it a chore to sift through all of the chaff to find the wheat.

Not to say you can't get a deal, you can but depending on the area you may have to sift and sort through a lot of properties.  

You have to sift through a bunch of garbage to find the jewels.

The first covers starting out with BP:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5868/52761-the...The second will help you with your first steps with investing:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5868/52743-im-...And the third will help you sift through all the agents in your area:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5868/52724-im-...Hope those help you out.

I don't have a team, so I can't outsource this to someone else and I have thousands of MBs worth of data to sift through, so I really need help.