BTW, all bets are off when dealing with REOs.

A smarter alternative is to first determine what data is important to you, then hire a researcher to pull the data using the fields you require.I'm betting you don't drive a Smart Car (or Yugo) so you ought to determine the value of comfortably working at your desk versus mining data yourself at the courthouse.

Rather odd too that he had an attorney, that is to say, he had an attorney.Problem is, anyone with money might think they are smart enough to make loans they might ask an attorney and get bad advice.

There are local companies in many locations that are probably your best bet.

Hi Steve,As I just posted, it's an odd property with very old house and not so old house in back and nothing directly like it.

You bet there can be.

A number of landlords have shared their own horror stories and odd legal situations that would have knocked them out of the rental property business if they had followed a purchase philosophy like you and other suggest above.No one is trying to argue here.

Thats probably your best bet.

Seems kinda odd and I never knew about this rule before.

I would bet Pittsburgh is the same deal, we have to protect the tenant at every turn, from that scheming rich land lord :roll: