It's not super in depth but should give you a good overview of the process and key terms.https://files.consumerfinance.gov/f/201503_cfpb_yo...If you are looking for more in-depth book, like Mortgages 101 or something similar, I would recommend looking at the publication date and focusing on the most recently published books. 

 Here in Santa Rosa we just had a terrible fire that destroyed many houses so all the ins and outs are being broadcast and published. 

Yes, this includes stocks, real estate, freelancing, self-publishing on Amazon, etc. 

Texas is a non-disclosure state so sales prices are not published

Consider why that differenece (if any) exists.Make your way to the BP marketplace and find a few books in there that BP has published.

They are published every Friday I believe.You might try here as well.

...and the only way you're going to get the total balances due are when they publish for sale.

Inspection is pending, but property appears to be in good condition, considering age.Negatives: Town is quaint but low income -- rural, out of the way, no major industries, with published vacancy rate of 20%.

I remember when I was in kindergarten and my dad was publishing a music book that he sold (his first business).

He handed me a copy of Success magazine, which he boasted they had dedicated the entire issue to his company (not mentioning that the magazine was published by his company, LOL).