Hi,I’ve been around attorneys for a while & I even studied criminology & law in college.

At some point after quite some learning and studying I figured out that I do the most of the work and the best person to serve myself.

MLS, knowing my numbers, knowing the market, studying the listing, and having a team in place.

If buying a condo research the HOA health, engineering study, last 5 years of HOA board and meeting minutes and last three years of HOA financials/reserves. 

I'm really interested in foreclosure/ pre-foreclosure purchases and have been studying on how to read court documents, title searches, and I have been watching the auctions daily.

So if I were to try and appeal the value of this example, I would have to PROVE that my house is worth less than $635,000, when the market says it is worth $750,000... and on top of that, they are only taxing me at $358,000.  

Take a look at the study from Amsterdam. by Piet Eichholtz Eichholtz_A-long-run-house-price-index.pdf (maastrichtrealestate.com)basically a nearly 400 year study of the prices of the same homes along the best canals in Amsterdam since 1628, and the prices rose at about 2-3% or the historic rate of inflation there, same study has been retroactively and proactively studied in almost all countries on Earth and they all get same answers over long term, (Re rises with inflation rate) Now you can have short term bubbles like now in USA, but they usually deflate like the 22% drop from 1929-1935 or the 34% drop from 2006 to 2012, which many of us benefitted from.

The federal government does have the authority to regulate things that affect interstate commerce (which is just about everything) so long as proportionality and other considerations are observed.A famous case proving the point is the Heart O' Atlanta Motel (Hotel?)

According to our lawyer and case study, our base starting pay back is the 75k + taxes, interest, and insurance and not the 200k we paid so we subpoenaed the previous owner for all of his figures he spent renovating the house.

I have been studying the dustin hahn tax lien and deed program however now there's a $4995  8 week mastermind course that they recommend.has anyone encountered thisNeed guidance