If a rough estimate is all you need, I'd suggest doing a Google search as I'm sure there are plenty of sites that will give you such a number.

But of course, all the other regular bidders realize this too.Also, make sure you get a search for mtgs/liens by legal description also, not just by the owner’s name search.  

I would be surprised if the midwest is up to $150/sf unless you are near some select large cities.

In my search for knowledge and aquiring first hand and realistic education, I think a job in real estate may help me learn faster and come with more 'aha' moments.

Have you done a member search on this site for attorneys and title companies in Las Vegas?

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Google search charts and graphs on home values in your area.

Account Closed Have a full title search done.

It's completely paid off and a Zillow search has it probably valued around $300k.