Its a 6 bedroom (that's how it is on the auditors website).

The auditor literally took each property apart using the detail accounting we had on each ledger for each property.

You don't have to do a title search this will be done prior to closing but it would be useful to check with the county auditor, usually available for free on line, to see if back taxes are due.

We recently wrote a letter to the Tax Auditors office to request a re-assessment of the tax value on one of our properties.

Here are a few pointers, - Background Check, Criminal record, eviction record, credit report, bank statements, previous landlord referral (look up the property on the auditor to verify that it's not their friend). - Ask them what they can share with you.

Auditor shows them taking the home back at 30K.

And I think they also feel better of showing an auditor a rate/term refi as opposed to a cash our refi given that these loans are all being kept in house and on their own books.Cash out refi on investment properties still has a negative connotation these the bank is taking more risk than a rate/term refi.

I am creating my list by manually searching properties on our county auditor’s website.

Hi All,I just got a notice from Salt Lake County Auditor's office that value on one of my properties increased by close to 20% and so my taxes are also increasing.  

I search county auditor and tax assessor/treasurer websites online to find the property owner's address and property data.