What’s your email address?

Vana, in Utah we have an address for the subject property and then another for a mailing address.

I will PM you the address.

For my parish (county) I can go onto the assessor's website and locate all of the properties that:  1. have a home on it  2. the property address and mailing address are different and 3. there is no homestead exemption for that property.

The up front work doesn't scare me since I have a trusted friend who owns a residential construction company and I know I can get great labor rates from him.

Whole building is poorly ventilated, that's the first thing we'll address once under ownership.If it turns out my inspector was just a little too cautious (and boiler is in good shape), is it even possible to zone/sub-meter the boiler supply gas instead?

As a seller cash = faster close, no fha hoops to jump through, no other contigencies that the bank requires be addressed before closing.If you already agree to buy a property,  and have a contract, then decide to say "hey I'll give you less in all cash" there is not much power there.

Realtors and Contractors are great but don't always trust what they say.

I don't know if this has already been addressed but in case it hasn't here goes. 

I'm having troubles trying to get a HELOC on my property and I cannot find any CMAs close to what my property is worth on an 8-acre partial with two dwellings ones a 1980 manufactured home the other is a stick-built 1932 trying to get CMAs having very hard time getting comps in my area the address is 6515 State Route 9 Sedro Woolley Washington 98284 the other house that's on the property is 6511 State Route 9 Sedro Woolley Washington 98284 can anyone please help me pull some comps on the property to see where I am at for pricing so that I can get a good idea what to ask for a HELOC on the property