The FHA also publishes an index but I can’t recall if it’s available at the county level. 

Also, I live in NYC, so the home state is not an option for me due to the publishing requirements.

All of the books that BP has published are FULL of content.

If you aren't working with a commercial agent you could use forms like the ones from Professional Publishing that are somewhat similar to the Realtor's forms. 

Probate will have to be opened, with the sister you’re dealing with as the likely PR.....once appointed, the creditor notices published, she sells to you.

Books: Anything published by BiggerPockets *wink*, The Real Estate Wholesaling Bible, If You Can't Wholesale After This, etc...Facebook Group: Wholesaling Houses Elite, etc...YouTube: Max Maxwell, Sean Terry, etc...

Many people consider moving out of LA - it looks like third world countries and the problem is getting worse.This article was published at Forbes, people who live in LA or visiting are frustrated. 

@Greg Becker check out the book "Long Distance Real Estate Investing," it's a new one published by Bigger Pockets.

The California Department of Consumer Affairs' Legal Division published the following "Guide to Residential Tenants' and Landlords' Rights and Responsibilities" (aka Landlord-Tenant Handbook): Ca Landlord-Tenant Handbook2.

We have to wait for that newly published book's income to appear on tax returns, but by that time the initial rush of book sales will be over, and YTD will be less than historic (and, thus YTD will be used), unless you're constantly putting new books out, hurting your calculated income.