@ Mike really the tenant was upset at you :) I'm going to check out your website right now and thank you.

However, their public website, wakegov.com, actually is very helpful as you can look up a property and hit the sales tab and see actual neighborhood sales in date order in a very nice format, year built, sqft, very easy to compare, although not as up-to-date as MLS as it seems to take a few months after sale for it to show there.

Welcome to a really great real estate investment, networking, and all around solid website Jay.

I totally agree with Andy and Jon, however, to provide another source try express.realquest.comThey have a per-inquiry rate which may not show on their website, but if you call them, they can sign you up for a per-inquiry instead of per month plan.

I live in Los Angeles and the numbers just don't make sense here for cash flow to me.Some technologies/resources I use when evaluating some property are City-Data, Trulia, Zillow, Google Street View (to drive the town), City Tax Assessors web site, Realquest, Angie's List (a must!)

I would like to create (1) Ad with my website link to be posted all over all at once.Any help on this topic would be appreciated!

My county website doesnt provide anything like that, any alternatives?

I ask because I recognize every name on this thread and am truly interested in your opinions...I only did a quick look at your website, but I would say that you are not a guru in a bad sort of way.

I assume that if he did in fact pay them the tax assessors website would have updated it no??

Looked it up on an online auction website (which has been quite a pain).