If it is something a little different, our title plant might have access to it or help figure out some leads on tracking it down.  

I like the good access to the Blue Line to downtown and relative stability of the neighborhood.  

I am about to take my PA real estate license as well and have access to the MLS thru a friend of mine I've been helping out as an assistant.

@Kevin AllenIf you are talking about a multi-unit property (i.e. a 16-unit apartment) there is no expectation of privacy in the common areas of the property - including the grounds.If the property is a residential property (SFH, townhouse/duplex, etc) and you have not established in the lease that you would be retaining access to a portion of the property (garage, out-building, grounds) or that you would be providing an ongoing service (yard work, snow removal), it is reasonable for the tenant to expect quite enjoyment of the entire premises.  

At BP you get access to REI information 24/7!

With access to free online videos and educational courses, the possibilities are endless!

You just need access to a consumer marketing list...we are talking about getting hundreds of fields of information on every address out there.

In NJ where I have been to the sheriff auctions, you could access the County property records online and research/determine what liens are on the property?

From a dealmaker/promoter point of view the primary value center for a marketplace is access to investor eyeballs.  

At BP, you can access free education information and network with other investors as well.