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Matthew Paul Buying a lost property can I clain It some how
15 September 2013 | 8 replies
As the clerk how you can trace ownership of a certain property using their grantor/grantee system and by using the tax assessor's system, as well.Yes, I know these things are likely online, however you are in the "wax on, wax off" stage and need to learn the original system for which computers and online databases have merely automated.
John Lowe Do loan variables affect note valuation?
4 January 2015 | 12 replies
In most cases we would assume Zillow has an inflated value due to the nature of their automation.  
Kelly Reynolds Getting started and Self Managing out of state short term rental
5 January 2022 | 11 replies
You’re leaving money on the table if you try to do pricing on your ownFind a solid cleaner and handyman (this may take a couple tries) as they are the lifeblood of your business and will help you with any last-minute requests that you can’t do being far awayUse a Property Management System (PMS) tool like Guesty or OwnerRez to automate messages and run your business more efficientlyGood luck and DM me if you have any further questions!
Dmitry Shyshkin Software professional trying to get my first rental in Tampa Bay
2 May 2017 | 4 replies
Hi, Guys.My name is Dmitry and I'm a full-time software developer.I live in Tampa Bay, work remotely, making a good income and generally like what I do.But the thought of "what if" pushing me to think about other sources of income.I and my wife purchased recently our first home, and now we saved up a little to put as down payment for our first rental property.After reading few books and getting some info online, videos on youtube and bigger pockets posts and webinars, we decided that starting with rentals is the best way to go.Now we are working with a realtor, looking for the first deal, but not sure if its hot TB market, low price range (under 100K) or I'm just trying to be too safe, but I just have trouble finding something that will work.It has been about two months since I started to get leads from the realtor (automated search), but I haven't seen even one that would give me some confidence that it would work.But hopefully, will find one soon.Our goal is to start with one property before the end of this year.P.S.
Ryan Cash Should I hire a property manager for my first property?
25 June 2017 | 11 replies
You COULD find a maintenance guy and.or get rent collection automated, but on the first month rent doesn't get paid through the system or your maintenance guy doesn't answer his phone, you'll be in a bad spot.
Ryan Strickland Ready to purchase our first deal!
7 June 2018 | 4 replies
Automate everything you can- online applications, rent payments, background checks, etc.
Nicole Lalanne Newbie from the Dallas Metroplex (DFW area)
9 July 2018 | 8 replies
My husband will be especially excited to hear about the keyless entry tip because that has already been on his mind to update since he really enjoys anything to do with home automation
Wesley Weber Self employed borrower with low after deduction income
7 April 2015 | 8 replies
Some times automated findings from fannie mae's underwriting engine will allow self employed borrower's to use one year of tax returns.  
Matthew Van Parys New to RE; Looking For Some Tips/Help on Property Analysis
19 July 2017 | 6 replies
I'm working with two agents in CT who have set up an automated email search for me from the MLS so I can find properties quickly.  
Account Closed Realistic Expectations for Tax Deed Auctions
3 April 2017 | 11 replies
Estates....or out of state owners with renters....more of the weird stuff where there could be a reason they're not paying taxes....owner is in prison, owner died, owner died and kids living in the house, weird lenders who might not be all that sophisticated or automated, ones that had previous tax lien loans, out of country owner, etc.In my experience it is extremely rare that you see a 2000 or newer built house with no loan that is in great condition that's worth $200K actually sell for $10-20K in back taxes.