I frequently use the county tax records - they show where the property tax bills are being mailed.

Glad you asked this question, because from BP podcasts and webinars, I am frequently wondering how one can send out so many sight-unseen lowball offers (Brandon Turner's "The Funnel") without putting a ton of effort into really hammering out the rental rates. 

Among them: Paintings that happen to be in high demand tend to go to auction more frequently and sell at higher prices.

The landlords fear that it will lead to warping and replacement will need to be just as frequent.  

This topic is a frequent discussion on this forum:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51-tax-legal-...If you wish to learn more the good place to start is to search for relevant discussions and learn.

For the sake of considering inflation and taxes, paying down a note with inflated dollars over time using someone elses money is a better inflation and tax strategy than the Wall Street casino. 

If that's near one of the new casino sites or the new GE HQ, it might be justified.I also agree with @Debra Grumbach on the snow removal. 

I should mention: I'm out of state, but visit the area frequently.

It's a very sort after area, condos don't frequently come up for sale.

I have noticed out of using almost all of the apps realtor seems to update the most frequent and just has quicker up to date info.