Also check out Netronline they have public records for many states and you can look up sales prices there.

Typically when an agent inputs the data for a listing, the property tax amounts are automatically filled in with data from the county public records.

Yes, however document images for probate cases are not available via online public access.

Okay, go to your local public library.

Let me preface this by saying my ultimate goal is asset protection- that is my #1 priority.

Yes, it does seem like a leaky umbrella @Jean Bolger .It was a large sum umbrella policy to allegedly protect me against such claims..among others.We had a dog bite incident in the early 1980s that made it all the way to the Texas Supreme Court, I believe --and it was fortunate that we had insurance back then.

Even if you lose, the fact that you filed suit is now public record for anybody who cares to check public records for this.

Unfortunately the downs are the fees, you will have to have a broker and you'll need to make sure he's investor friendly, you will be held to a higher standard because you'll have t follow the code of ethics and responsibilities to the public.

Is this information available to the public?

If you're interested in learning on a grader scale there are commercial sites and publications.