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Further more, you can go through our forums https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums and you can find some helpful advice there or can post your queries there so potential members can answer to you.

Out of the hundreds of homeowners who have called me over the years searching for another contractor to take over their project because they parted company with their contractor or more frequently the contractor disappeared, the common denominator 99% of the time when I query them about the price they agree to is they had a low price, my price to come in after is typically double what they agreed to with the guy that walked away.

But I ended up using up all my FREE  queries.  

Without posting any numbers it's going to be tough to get much of a reply on your questions.The first thing you need to figure out is if there is any demand in this area for housing.the next question you need to ask is what is the house worth, and what can it rent for.The third question is what work is needed to be done, and how much will that cost.Once you have some input on these three questions, we can better answer your query into if it's a good deal or not.

So with a handful of queries against the new (post reassessment) local data sets, I set out to see if I could validate the above 5 numbers.

I'm guessing a list source query. 

TransUnion SmartMove.So if this is the case for the entire rural area of Lyons, Newark, Phelps, Clifton Springs, Manchester, etc. the only way you can find eviction info on a prospective tenant would be to query each town where they have lived.

I expect it to keep growing because in queries are going to dissappear around March along with other improving factors.

Let's query how many posts deal with no money down, investing with little down due to no money, I only have 10k in cash what are my options, etc.....