I would also definitely pick up ever book published through BP, they're amazing and have taught me so much.

The default lists used to be published every year in a newspaper (what do they do now?).

Had a judge who I believe wanted to use us as an example as to why you use an attorney...we had enough documentation to  publish a paper but she dismissed our case with a reason no one inc. our newly hired attorney could understand or justify..I just don't have the time or energy to take another chance and go another 2 rounds.

As I check into new ways of finding my flips, I've been looking at the "Lis Pendens" list that gets published each day by my county.

I've reviewed the estimating book published on BP.As a newbie, should I get an inspector to go with me to look at the property before I make an offer on it? 

Your best bet would be to get online and see if your city permit codes are published.  

@Jason Hawk - I was just reading a report on the markets from BP published yesterday called the Best and Worst Markets for Residential Investors in 2016 http://biggerpockets.us1.list-manage1.com/track/cl...Kansas City MO is listed as one of the stronger markets for rent to value ratios.

your last message just rated #1 for the most ignorant and absent minded comment published on BP this week.

I sent @Nixon Vayupak an original, new copy the Gayle Ellison book,'Inside a Probate Sale' as a gift.I presume that he somehow has not received it as most people would have acknowledged receiving, at least as a courtesy.Some time ago I purchased the entire publisher's inventory of the book and rights to same in order to take the info off the market when I was white-hot actively doing probate real estate deals.

It's published on our site, it's an addendum to their lease, and it's given to them in a "Tenant Handbook" where it's spelled out again.