It is wonderful  of you to express the admiration and confidence you feel for your real estate agent in a public forum.  

Just make sure you meet the Arizona publication requirement (publish your Articles in a newspaper of general circulation in the county where you do business, for three consecutive publications within 60 days of approval).

It is like cutting open a wound that is trying very hard to heal. The

According to him it was just implemented this month so it might not be documented publicly yet.

He was on fixed income and had no car, always relying on public transportation.

I guess you can call me a health fanatic. 

Considering that a water loss is much more common than fire, you'll want to make sure you're covered.Tavisha Grant, Public Adjuster, Property Claim Adjusters, Phoenix, AZ

Check the Daily Record or other business publications where foreclosures and tax sales are publicized.Attend Rent and Housing court every dayRun ads in newspapers or Goggle Ad WordsTalk to foreclosures attorneysGet on the mailing list of all auctioneers in the areaWork a farm area, walk and talkMake offers everyday on expired listingsAttend seller ordered auctionsVisit the manager of every bank in your areaGet the current list of Tax Sale offerings, visit as many owners as possibleOffer agents a big bonuses for bring you listed and unlisted propertiesTalk to brokers and mangers of real estate officesJust my thoughts.

I inquired as to whether the results of the prosecutor's office will be public record -- they are.BUT...I would prefer to snag this before it gets this far.

Inspectors keep up with current safety aspects, material performance information, fire codes, health matters like radon and lead paint issues that contractors may not be required or exposed to.