So, I am fishing around on the county auditors sight to look at some maps where I recently rehabbed a property and I come across a "phantom" cul-de-sac.

However, where these guys veered off course was trying to put together equity deals and hybrid debt/equity deals that were clearly outside their realm of expertise as evidenced by underwriting, checks/balances and controls that would've made a 1980s Savings & Loan auditor wince.  

Should link you with the Auditor or Treasurer so you can see how much taxes are.I can help with finding out financing details if you want.

The auditor has it listed as 100% FMV of $55K.

Minna,Have been through several and just recently purchased a property that was listed as a 2 bedroom on the county auditors site only to walk through the house to find out it is a 3 bedroom.

If an auditor investigates a lender they need to show that they have been trying to dispose of the property.

I know that RE investing is what I really want to do, but it has been hard to dedicate the time to really make things happen.With a degree in Accounting, I'm currently working as an auditor while studying to sit for the CPA exam.

It costs a little more but our fee is "hidden" Of course if the people want to see the original price it is public info on the county auditors website.However, most investors are fine with the fee as they are getting a deal brought to them as opposed to having to find their own deals.I find that only owner occupants and/or first time investors might be leary of the assignment fee.

AND I got Audited but it last 30 minutes I did not even go my accountant just showed the auditor all my activity in the bizz and I was good to go...

Possibilities to audit or investigate are really too vast to post, even by Dion (LOL).