You need to find out the real value, and the assesments are not likely to be meaningful.

Those are marketing scams to extract more and more money from your wallet for the never ending next seminar that supposedly has all the secrets exposed.

., tax breaks of various sorts) that I also don't agree with.But I dislike even more how something like this is extracted out of context and spun into something it absolutely is not.

Harder to satisfy levying officer guidelines here.3) Employing tactics that mess with the debtor might be the most cost-effective manner to extract a payday and certainly the most fun.

(Yes I know, you asked "how").There's too many unknowns for me to give a much more meaningful answer.Have you checked nearby sold comparables?

All the information is in there but it needs to be extracted a bit from the summary page.

You seem like a nickel and dimer who is trying to extract every last penny from the deal.

If you can get it at the right price, go for it, but there should be a meaningful discount.When determining the right price, Account Closed is exactly right - use ONLY comps on a main street and preferably, the same street, sold within the last 6 months if possible.One thing you light look into - here in MA, our DOT has a website where they post traffic counts from all over the state. 

Is it hard to extract value from owning a street?

I don't necessarily expect to cover my mortgage but want to supplement my cost of living while building equity.I'm extremely new to this and realize I may realistically still be a couple years out from pulling the trigger but I want to be making meaningful steps towards what I need to do to be ready.