Zillow, realtor.com, and your agent's MLS portal will all show you recently sold houses.Make adjustments based on size, condition, age, and any other important factors.

After further research on the subject I see where the redemption amount is calculated by Jefferson county on the Citizens Portal.

There is a number you can call to see if you can get a leak adjustment on this website...https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/portal/gwinnett/Dep...

You can easily check that by putting in the property address at the Indiana Dept of Natural Resources Floodplain Information Portal.

The website allows the applicant to access the application through our website, upload their application docs (proof of income, copy of ID, etc) through the portal, and pay through the portal as well.

We have a property management company in town and could help you through some different recourse steps:- Make sure to look through the management contract you signed to see what recourse actions have been put in there for this specific situation- Make sure to look at any invoices that were input into your owner statements/portal and see if these checks were made out to actual contractors or were made for legitimate expenses.

As long as I have a good idea of what they could be renting for, I'll feel confident in my valuation.I use Cozy for credit and background checks, and rent payment portal.

This, coupled with an online portal and rental capability along with utilizing a call center allows me to manage the properties from home for the most part.

@Christopher Phillips, yes I have called multiple people through CL.Is there any other portal/website I should use for getting estimates?

Lake Street (old money), Laurel Heights (near USF campus), Forest Hill and extension with great views, West Portal (muni station, some big lots), St Francis Woods (old money, huge lots), Merced Manor near Lake Merced, and Inner Sunset (demand from UCSF will always be there), Golden Gate Heights (great views), Noe Valley (trendy).