@Alejandro Piedra I'm in a very similar position, only I work in construction sales north of you 30 mins in Stuart, FL and Treasure Coast area. 

Boise/Treasure Valley has been over priced for past year (maybe past 3 yrs).

Account Closed I does seem like the treasurer's auction had a lot more properties for sale since lot links ended.

One investor's treasure may be another's trash.Bad habits? 

Anyone in the Treasure Valley / Boise / Meridian area have a solid landscape rehab referral?

@Mysonne Johnson, I'm an investor in NY, getting my license because:I get to dig into the treasure trove called the MLS, having an in-depth look in there beats any property cards being handed down to me by a third party, my analysis is sharper and I can easily pivot without having to go and bother anybody for 25 more different types of searches.When I have a property to sell, aka post rehab, I save my bottom line an extra 3%, that's not small money considering the cost of inventory in NY.its a very small price to pay for a serious investor.

For example, if the current fair market value (according to the cook county assessor's website) is $200,000 and you buy it at $400,000 and you're only factoring the old tax bill (check on cook county treasurer website), your tax bill could double (or triple because cook county), taking it from an 8% to a negative 8% return very quickly.

The city would have to seize the property and then it would go up in a Treasurer's sale.

@Nick Liu, Stable rentors are a treasure to be protected. 

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.