Is there a practical way to find which homes these are on Zillow versus cross referencing with the information on tax documents?

We just made an offer tonight, crossing our fingers!

I'd like to cross check everything to make sure I'm making the right moves. 

@Nathan Cross Thank you!

First lot 6 likely enjoys the same right to cross lot 7 that 'old lot 1' originally had, because the legal description within that easement identifies the rights as being granted to the entirety of 'old lot 1'.

Thanks; fingers crossed she reaches out to him.

Cross collaterization is something that they would definitely be interested in.  

Hope to cross paths out in the field or in the forums soon!

It's a market full of intelligent people all looking for a deal and an angle, so information doesn't stay secret for long.The West End has been up and coming for a while, but it's priced in at this point and those properties are selling for a lot.My general recommendation is to find a neighborhood you like but feel priced out of, and then go in any direction and find where the neighborhood ends or starts to change - where it borders with another area.

Double check your marketing to verify the property is well suited to a good cross section of the marketplace.