Also beware that some realtors are in the habit of just looking at an automated CMA (comparative market analysis) that spits out a number - these too can be way off, especially now that the market is heating up in many areas.Bottom line, learn your market, and learn how to evaluate comps yourself, then you have no one else to blame if you under or over price a property.One final note - you don't actually have to buy properties in your market to evaluate and monitor their list price, days on market, and sale price - pick several representative properties in your area to monitor and evaluate as test cases so you can learn by doing, but without risking any money or wasting anyone's time. 

But ultimately, I'd like a lot of this information to be tracked and easily reportable so that I can monitor my progress and refine it over time. 

You can monitor any lien activity by logging in to check your account.

-LOL Also, yes I am signed up with a credit monitoring site (includes all 3 bureaus w/ all 3 scores) and do have my eye on it.

It is better to start a new thread than to expect people from 9 months to 2 years ago to still be monitoring this

I want to integrate with my own Dashboard so I can monitor other systems and keep track of my meters and cameras. 

We have security systems in most of our property’s to offer consumers, security monitoring with professional monitoring services and automation options....but no cameras on any systems with tenants.

Even local courts may have local rules.Generally, legal publication such as "Notice of Petition" to creditors and other potential claimants will not provide you sufficient actionable information to market and merely notifies others that a Decedent's estate is being probated.You can monitor obits and research if decedent owned property.You can use the legal pubs to pull indivisible files at the courthouse as well as those  that did not require legal publication.Alternatively, you can pay a researcher (whom you are likely to find at the courthouse records researching files) and pay them to collect data to your specifications. 

Remind the tenant that they are responsible for utility usage and must monitor the home and report problems immediately.

@Mona Arthur I am a Realtor and would suggest that you add a supplemental heat unit (Monitor heater, gas or propane fireplace, pellet stove) this way you can advertise more than one type of heat without replacing the entire heating system.