A recent law passed allows developments to capture property tax increases for 10 years or so if the price tag is over $30M.

I know this is like asking a famous chef for his/her secret recipe but I'm hoping my BP family will help a fellow investor.  

Renters won't be willing to pay the same for a run-down 2008 build with a renovated 1980s house, and that site just can't capture those nuances. 

Having what I call "evidence quality" video and screen captures is key.

And yes, you could build the forms for lead capture too.

Or does the investor continue to pay the taxes annually for 3 years to capture the property?

These are not defined goals; however, you can just define them by putting forth more detail and also how they will be accomplished.The property you own on the east side of Sacramento sounds like you own it with some family and are renting it out to capture 50% of the rent/sale?

This usually is easier to capture return guests to book with you as opposed to competing with the top companies and the million dollar SEO budgets that they use to come up under and search you could think of for vacation rentals.

Or you can seek out the innovative chefs who cook the cool meals that make your mouth water for more.

In regards to “savings” on the taxes, it’s best if you really think of it as “deferring” taxes and allowing that deferred income to grow as much as possible before each deal closes and that “saved” tax has to be re-captured.