How can I find out who owns property without having  to go to the court house or paying a lot of money to get the name of who own that property.I am going to my MLS I have the expired listing to see if I can get owners to do a lease with option I have all the info but not the owner of the property.If anyone have info I would appreciate.

It's eerily similar to my first rehab (a dated brick rancher), which will close in 3 weeks.

Usually, buildings that are eye-sores in the community attract attention the owners do not want because they're usually fined if the problem isn't corrected by a certain date with increases in fines the longer the problem exist.

I had the understanding that rent is late after the 1st, but there is no late fee until the 5th (or whatever date the lease stipulates).

(breed, age, weight)What date are you looking to move in?

The inspection contingency automatically expires after a certain period, which is very different from typical CA practice.

Age of home, square footage, proximity, date sold, lot size, then a little guessing.  

Articles and post on BP will probably more up-to-date than most books anyway.

NIH Study Abstract from 2010: "...no increase in the occurrence of adverse health outcomes has been observed in published reports to date.

It could take 90 days or more for a deed to get recorded, and if data is coming directly from the recording office, that comp will be out of date by the time you see it.Secondly, depending on when/how the agent updates the MLS listing will determine what DOM reflects.