How about trying the public records.

I suggest, really do, that you stay away from trying to read investor stuff, especially guru stuff as it will mess up your mind in learning the basics, you'll get bad and incorrect information on the internet from the general public.

To be clear I went to the probate court to the names of the petitioners/administrators/executors of the recent probate estates in my county.

This is public info available at your local courthouse or from list brokersYou can find divorces and inherited property by taling to lawyers who handle divorce and probate. 

Bandit signs also say something about those who post them, especially when the public is aware that such signs are illegal.

. :)If the listing agent had an assistant they would probably do most of these administrative tasks anyway.The listing agent is bringing a ready willing and able buyer (assuming it is) and will close the deal.

That information is not public.  

Keep in mind the busing and public transport is not a viable option and with the availability of student housing within walking distance of the school it is unrealistic to believe people will live in a student rental if it is at a distance unless they have a car and your rent is cheap.  

Perhaps instead of throwing me under the bus in a public forum you can ask questions to clarify my statements in a less hostile manner.As a Christian I would never conduct myself in any manner that you are implying.You can chose to believe me or not, but if you do I will be expecting an apology.

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