Hi Karolina,To ensure the financials of the 13-unit property are accurate, request the seller’s Schedule E tax forms and bank statements to verify income and expenses.

Since you are in "E-town", you are in Lancaster County, and Sam W. has already posted the Lancaster County tax assessor website (I'll link it here):http://lcapp1.co.lancaster.pa.us/aoweb/But "E-town" is really close to a few other counties: Lebanon, Dauphin, York and Cumberland.

https://www.thumbtack.com/ok/e...

For example, IRC § 1014(e) specifically denies basis adjustment on property that is gifted during the one-year period prior to the decedent’s death, that is then reacquired by the original individual who transferred the property.

You can easily send the out for e-signatures, which are legal and binding as I understand it but always check that with your attorney.

For most STRs, it is Schedule E.

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We (I work at Azibo, just a disclaimer) have quite robust accounting capabilities and time saving features like Schedule E generation and automated  transaction tagging rules.

Class E (war zone) is my favorite.

In Sacramento county you can access the county clerk recorder website (http://www.ccr.saccounty.net/Pages/e-ROSI.aspx) You can perform search by party name and/or decade, year or date which includes Deed of Trust, Reconveyance, Grant Deed, Judgment, which are document titles against party name that also includes book numbers (19941221) and page (0045) Again property address is not published.But this search won't help you with probate leads unless decedant (likely) had proerty.