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

I also own a condo that I lose $200 a month renting and still owe 10k more than current comp sales.I'm considering quickly getting my real estate liscense for the education, access to homes and solve the unemployment issue.Any tips and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Get educated about all the ins and outs.

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

Okay, go to your local public library.

Look around this site and read the main blog articles, listen to the Podcasts (Both under the "Learn" tab at the top of the screen) and be active in the forums and you will be able to get a pretty quick education on whatever niche you want to get into.It is also good to get out and meet other local investors at some of the many investor events we have throughout the month.

I'm also aware property records are publicly searchable (if you know where to search, that is).

You've come to the right place to start getting your education.

If it's your first time, deleading can be a difficult and expensive process to learn so educate yourself beforehand.Don't hesitate to reach out to me direct if you want me to share some of my experiences or need some direction.http://www.mass.gov/eohhs/gov/departments/dph/programs/environmental-health/exposure-topics/lead/frequently-asked-questions-about-lead.html

The house is in need of serious repairs and as it sits, my educated guess ( Based on property tax values of comps and the fact that the same architect built 3 similart homes and his neighbor sold his house a year ago for $2.8 Million) its worth $1.5 Million or so.