In CA the cities and counties publish their General Plans on their websites, in the Planning Department, Building Department, Housing and Development Department, or something like that.

I haven't been to a big meeting in a while because it was content geared towards people VERY new to real estate which then drew attendees that hadn't really done deals.There's a few regular other meetups but aren't necessarily published.

. - re: website, if your target demo is apt owners (i.e. me) then I would publish relevant reports for markets that you're in.

How long it takes to get to the public sale depends on each state and their rules/regulations for foreclosures.If you want to know about properties in default, you just have to watch for the public notices of default, which are published on websites and in newspapers by the trustees.

This Covered Risk includes but is not limited to insurance against loss from:(b) The lien of real estate taxes or assessments imposed on the Title by a government authority due or payable, but unpaid.Without an exception for the assessment in the policy I don't know coverage would have been denied.

A new book by biggeropockets was just published so this would be a great read for you!

I've been utilizing the delinquent tax list that Cuyahoga County publishes to write letters and was hoping to implement a similar strategy for Lake County.  

You can register a DBA, takes a little longer because you have to publish the dba etc, however, this is connected to your personal assets.

We recently published a video of our last presentation with uDirect IRA on our website at the link below.

Michael, may I suggest you go to law type sites, there are law schools that publish thesis papers, there are forums, lots of law firms have Q&A or search real estate options and look at the source of the site and stay away from RE promotional sites.Legal issues exist arising from those rights conveyed by an owner to a tenant, I won't go into history but this thinking is based on over two thousand years of rights of owners and owners or those occupying property and the King under English Law.