If the comps are near a new high-end subdivision and all the new restaurants, but the subject property is up the street from Al's Pawn Shop, that's a sign that they're not using a valid comp.

Also, fyi, eXp was modeled off of KW's "Profit Share", however, eXp took it further in rather than compensating agents with what's left after paying al expenses (i.e., all that overhead for offices, etc.), eXp compensates agents 'off the top'  i.e., before expenses, with Revenue Share.  50% of eXp's revenue goes back to agents.

Hi investors, I new to BP and tax sales in Alabama.

Hi BP community,My name is Kevin Killen. I am an aspiring investor hungry to learn and gain experience. I’ve gathered that to get a good partner, you need to bring something to the table. With little experience, I’d l...

b) If indeed the tax payers rights of redemption has lapsed, what is to prevent me from clearing the property and installing one or more septic systems.c) If I purchase a property from the state and the state of Alabama had it in their possession for 9 years, has the taxpayers redemption rights been exceeded.

I am in Alabama if this helps.

- So amazing, it's unaffordable :(Cities such as Shreveport, La. and Montgomery, Al. have decreased their population over the past 16 years, having the opposite effect making homeownership affordable for its tenants.

@Bjorn Ahlblad yes your tenants are moving to Foley, Al.

And glad to hear @Sha Harris.I'm currently visiting Birmingham and exploring the area and meeting some great people all over Alabama!

I'm looking in a few areas in Ohio, Alabama, Aberdeen, WA, and Spokane WA. as well as Indiana.