However, reading articles in the tribune can help with IDing  those streets. 

The best sources I use are the SD Union Tribune (as mentioned by Dan below) and SDAR.

I've tried looking up probates through the Union Tribune (paper and online), as well as the city probate website.

I purchased my first property a duplex, in Redlands CA. 940 Tribune st CAIt is a completely new build Home1751sqft, (Unit #1)   2 bed 2 bath 2 car garage (Unit #2)   2 bed 2 bath 1 car garage.it is located in a decent neighborhood, but a few blocks in the wrong direction is not ideal.

I'm 28 years old, I'm a restaurant manager/everything else for one mine and my families restaurant, just had my first kid (4moths), married (6years), and i just bought my first home 7days ago.I purchased my first property a duplex, in Redlands CA. 940 Tribune st CAIt is a completely new build Home1751sqft,(Unit #1) 2 bed 2 bath 2 car garage(Unit #2) 2 bed 2 bath 1 car garage.it is located in a decent neighborhood, but a few blocks in the wrong direction is not ideal.

I have been a case adjudicator at a housing tribunal and have seen many landlord issues regarding tenants.Can someone point me to the best landlord-friendly states?

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Hey everyone,My partners and I are currently considering filing an appeal to the Michigan Tax Tribunal to review our property taxes.  

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(had newspaper ads to prove it) It was subsequently tax assessed at significantly more than what I paid for it (paid ask) and I contested it all the way to the state tax tribunal and lost.