(that's 80k for each)If the appraisal board used income approach, I could argue that based on the many expenses not shown in the brokers Pro Forma, but not sure which approach the board used. 

You Can do it yourself, by searching the online records and making a chart of mtgs/liens and when they were recorded which ones were satisfied, etc. to determine their priority, but it can be tricky.You will likely miss a recording where the borrower name was misspelled, when searching by name, but it it is still valid.I've seen mtg.s with a different legal description/subdivision shown on the search results page, but it was in fact the same property (the actual recorded mtg legal description showed XZY subdivision, formerly known as abc subdivision).Unrecorded hoa debts won't show up, but you still inherit them....same with unrecorded code violations/utilitiesAlso, the auctions have many buy and hold bidders who will pay more than flippers.....has been that way for years here.

Model it out as a math function (or as an IRR range) and it's hard to argue against whatever the numbers tell you - wherever the property is.

(Side note: I did not have trouble leasing a duplex, which one unit only had on street, but this was a residential street where every other house on the street had driveway access, so there was always plenty of open parking).As for stainless steel, I would argue design trends are moving away from traditional stainless.  

It'll be two less things they will argue with you about

As a seller, it is hard to argue you didn't do the unpermitted work, when there are date codes on everything.

Much better financing for a house hack which I would argue almost as important as the property. 

Significant shift has occurred, where a few years ago, you might of had the investors arguing that the Austin market a cash flow market, NOT NOW!

People argue leverage is 5 to 1 like their loans are free or something. 

We intend to list it with ABC Realty on January 1, 2022.