They might come after them for deemed sale at fair value and they would likely owe a lot of tax (assuming the current value is higher than than what they bought for).When my mom sold me their house it was dome at fair value (aka. market price) so we avoided all those potential issues. 

We recently visited Richmond/Rosenberg for the first time since 1995 and I was stunned at the growth.

The city keeps all this information domes there must be a way to acquire it, I just don't know how.My question to you is, what can I say/ who do I talk to to get that information.Any help one this would be great!

This at a time when we finally have buyers doming back into the market wanting to take advantage of the most affordable housing market in 50 years.

He had been doing business with Greer State Bank for over a decade and was stunned.  

It's encouraging.Between now and the webinar do me a favor.

I was STUNNED that he drags his kid out to segue into his last plea for my cash!

I think he thought I was lying all along and stunned to see me face to face.

@Brandon Hall - Uh, stunned!

In Sedona, I advise my clients to stay between $150k - $800k, and try to ignore the more expensive (but absolutely stunning higher end) homes.