Lots of out of state buyers just trying to get into the game so they're overpaying slightly which includes myself.Apologies but I snooped, I found what I think is your duplex on 21st in South Linden via our auditor website.

I've had a policy cancelled before because a tenant got a pitbull unbeknownst to me, discovered during an insurance auditors drive by. 

Yeah, you typically quit claim it to your LLC, but consult with the treasurers office or auditors office of your county, they can tell you. 

So once I got back home I looked it up on my county auditors site and county recorder.

@David KulesiaI guess it’s how you “present” the deal — to an auditor...If it’s a business property used for business (which I’m not sure how to sell that with your stated business), I think you could deduct the entire payment.

I don't think an auditor would care, because again - no tax benefit, no write-offs, nothing. . . it just happens to be the other half of a duplex that we rent - meaning it causes all associated expenses, etc. to be taken at 50% instead of 100%.

I'm looking into automated skip tracing systems but for now, I use the auditor website.

@Juan Camilo Perez, I start online with the county auditor site, that lets me filter by neighborhood and property type (although I can only sort single to 4plex, then 4 -19 units and 20+ units). 

They are probably getting it from the auditors website.

My college degree is in accounting and after a couple years as an auditor I decided to jump into real estate as a broker.CCIM 101 - Financial Analysis (July 2020): Online course was taken over 2 weeks and I passed the test on August 1st.