The other option is that there are services that sell those lists and do the heavy lifting of converting the lists electronic format.

It's amazing what an art pulling and fishing wire to outlets can be.

You don't need electronic recordings... you need access to Land Records. 

Brewerytown is developing as well and is found north of Fairmount (Art Museum) area.

Has underground parking, roof top deck, and a huge 'art gallery' style lobby.There is an elevator for the tenants, but also a service elevator that is no longer in commission (along with a old staircase next to that one that's also out of service and was interesting to explore).Because it was an old factory, when the units were turned into lofts back in 1993, the individual units are huge and gorgeous.

I am going to look into electronic payments!

He also lives in the Art Museum area so he is probably intimately familiar with properties that are within a few minutes walk from your primary residence.

All parties agree that fax and all other electronic signatures and initials are legal and binding.

I have heard it stated that there arte only two types of legal tax1) A tax on commodities2) Taxes for roads, school, infastructureDirect tax & I forget the other one but I'm sure some here will remember.

Working for the broker is where you get some additional training on the arts, but most of tehm lack RE investing training, support, knowledge, or experience.