As @David Krulac pointed out, the county assessed gets multiplied by a county specific common leveling ratio (CLR) that the PA Department of Revenue publishes periodically.For inheritance tax purposes, the valuation is for the date of death of the deceased borrower, so one would use the CLR for that county from that time period to establish the value.

@Pari Thiagasundaram Free = involves lot of work - not really - why/how would a r.e. investor out source free published "probate lead(s)" to a Virtual Assistant.

I guess they don't publish these records online?

When you don't know how to do something, start with DIY books from good publishers like Taunton, and THEN go to YouTube to learn more.5.

Publication is a very outdated requirement, but New York Limited Liability Company Law requires both NY LLCs and foreign LLCs doing business in the state to publish notice in two newspapers (one daily and one weekly) in the county where the LLC was formed.If you don’t publish notice of your LLC within 120 days of forming your LLC, NY will suspend your authority to do business in the state.

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Hear too often of OOS investors running numbers without knowing to double published or disclosed property taxes.

As for finding them (OP's item #2), if you are only interested in buying at the auctions, the public notices are all that is needed in many locations since they are required by law to be published a certain amount of time before the sale date.

If you are just looking for statistical data, you can probably find that published for your market.  

Jasmine,I am not able to answer that question specifically, but I would recommend "Every Landlord's Tax Deduction Guide" published by NOLO, if you have not read it yet.