That's not to say don't ask again - but just saying, "there is gold in them their archives!"

That is going to keep happening every single day for the next 19 years. (2030)I found that statement in this article:http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/in-2011-the-baby-boomers-start-to-turn-65-16-statistics-about-the-coming-retirement-crisis-that-will-drop-your-jawRaymond

Up now they have a story from their archives (cold brew) that is real estate related, about Harbor Point.

Unlimited use of the calculators and the ability to watch archived webinars.

I read where there are something like 3 million posts in the archives!

Here are some websites you can check out to do some more research:The National Archives - The National Archives website provides access to a wide range of public records, including census data, military records, immigration and naturalization records, and more.USA.gov - USA.gov is a government-run website that provides access to a wide range of public records, including court records, property records, and business licenses and permits.SEC EDGAR - The SEC EDGAR database is a public repository of filings and disclosures from publicly traded companies in the United States.Better Business Bureau - The Better Business Bureau website allows you to search for businesses and view their ratings, reviews, and complaint history.Dun & Bradstreet - Dun & Bradstreet is a database of businesses that provides information on company history, financials, and other business data.LinkedIn - LinkedIn is a social media platform for professionals that can be used to research businesses and their employees, view job postings, and more.Yelp - Yelp is a website and mobile app that allows users to search for businesses and view ratings, reviews, and photos.

Use city archives to determine if property was legally converted to multi unit.

I’m working my way forward through their archive from oldest to newest.

@Jeff Morse In my opinion the PM is being sarcastic and unprofessional, and you might be overly concerned about a non-issue.I'm sure there are archived pages scattered in the Netherlands of the internet of rentals that we used to manage, but no longer do.

Every document we have is archived electronically and stored/backed up off-site.