If you know who the title company was you might be able to get them to go back in to their archives and get you a copy but 9 years is a long time.

Rumor is it’s either IPO or layoffs. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1559720/000119312520294801/d81668ds1.htmTiming couldn’t be worse so it appears they’re desperate for funding.

Brandon demos the various calculators in some of the archived webinars and short videos. 

I come from an IT background so it was somewhat second nature for me to try using internet archives. 

When I hung up, he said, “you should be archiving this process.”

@Alec WheadenTry searching the land records archives for mortage/title information.

I put this breakdown in my archives to keep track of what actually occurs as time goes on.Rental Income $125,400.Property Taxes $21,875Gas $1300Trash $1,400Water $3,000Insurance $3,600Net Annual Income $940,000X 10 Years = $140,000Now, I look at profit with annual rent increases plus increased property value that results from rent increase multiplied times the Gross Multiplier over a 10-year period.

How user friendly is it and does it have the capabilities to sign and archive documents?

I would also encourage you to go to the webinar archives and watch "how to pick a market," which will show you how to use the insights area.

Your best bet would be to check archives in the city of Philadelphia.