Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) is an electronic public access service that allows users to obtain case and docket information from Federal Appellate, District and Bankruptcy courts, and the U.S.

As your luck would have it, CA is one of only two states that don't have their deeds electronically available (RI is the other).

That's a huge hassle, the driveway is huge and long, an electronic gate is expensive, and I don't see why I should have to shell out thousands of dollars because of their inability to respect other peoples property rights.

I'd like to get the document signed electronically because it is so convenient, but I don't know if I'll be able to assign a document that was electronically signed.What should I do?

Ask to view the house, take picture of everything and post them on BP.If the plumbing drains, sewer and water piping are in bad condition and there is no water volume when someone wants to wash dishes, take a shower of flush the toilet and brush your teeth as the same time then replacing all your water piping, drains and sewer could cost $40,000.You need to know if the house has enough wall receptacles to handle a microwave and all the electronic gadgets people have today.

The one good thing is you can submit everything electronically and not even visit the permit office until it is time to pick up your permit. 

Typically, the county (or parish) the property is in will likely have electronic records that may be searched online for free.

I have a great pro mgmt company and also a great on site mgr and asst.

I have literally thousands of dollars in electronics and very valuable items around the house.

Couple of questions here, I was going to us an electronic withdrawl from the potential tenants bank account, what are your experiences with that.