inet-investigation.com publishes research guides, public records tutorials, and investigative methodology resources for people who need to find, understand, and use public information effectively.
What This Site Covers
The guides on this site cover the practical side of public records research and investigative methodology:
- How to search court records — federal and state
- How public records systems are organized
- OSINT tools and methods for open-source research
- Background check processes and what they actually cover
- Asset searches, property records, and lien research
- People search methods, skip tracing, and identity verification
- Legal frameworks governing public records access
Our approach is practical and direct. We explain what records exist, where they’re held, how to find them, and what the legal boundaries are — without unnecessary filler or generic advice.
Who We Write For
Our readers include independent investigators, journalists, landlords, attorneys, researchers, HR professionals, and members of the public conducting lawful due diligence. We write for people who need accurate, actionable information — not introductory overviews designed to rank for traffic.
Our Standards
Every guide on this site is built on primary sources — official government portals, statutory law, and court system documentation. We cite Cornell LII for federal statutes, link directly to government portals, and flag when access rules vary by jurisdiction.
We do not publish speculative content, incentivized reviews, or research guides designed around affiliate commission rather than reader need. Affiliate links are disclosed and do not influence editorial decisions.
The Relationship Between inet-investigation.com and PublicRecordHub.com
inet-investigation.com covers investigative methodology — how to research, what methods to use, and how public records systems work.
PublicRecordHub.com is our companion site covering official government record sources — state-by-state directories of court portals, property records systems, vital records offices, and Secretary of State databases.
The two sites are designed to work together: inet-investigation.com explains the methodology, and PublicRecordHub.com points you to the official sources.
Contact and Corrections
If you’ve found an error, have a question about our methodology, or want to reach the editorial team, visit our Contact page.
inet-investigation.com is not affiliated with any government entity.. All content is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.