Find the clerk and ask where the probate records are archived.

This was posted in Dec 17th 2010http://www.creonline.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-48254.htmlagain Jan 10http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/91422-thanksgiving-christmas-time-better-time-to-find-a-dealand again Jan 26https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/81870-not-many-inquiries-is-it-slow-season

It may still be here in the files or archived.

That's how I found the site was through the podcast search in itunes.

I had the audio book on iTunes and listened to it on my drives to and from work (along with the podcasts of course) so it was a challenge to take notes.

@Jonathan Richards If you're using gmail, you could setup a quick filter that would take any message coming from the BiggerPockets listserv email, check the body for keywords like "DC" and the like, then apply a label to it/archive.

There's a blog in the BP archives that shows you how.

Home sales and home prices will both come down if rates don't return to their lows, and the expectation is that they will not.http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/a-nightmare-scenario

Mortgage') for a while and he's been pretty good at predicting the future in regards to real estate.I do believe there's a bubble, especially here in Northern Californiahttp://mhanson.com/archives/1546

Hello all, New here, did some quick searches prior to posting but as i am typing on my lunch break couldn't go too deep into the archives.