After seeing the above comments I was able to find one via google that will do 80% per their website, took about 10 seconds. 

It becomes clear pretty quick when a property is underwater on the first and not worth bidding on.Never trust anything from an auction company website because if you read closely enough you'll find that in the other print (often in bold) is a statement such as "for information purposes only -- buyer must independently verify all information" 

Would appreciate if some one could name a few good websites that I could use.Thank you

When I post a property through my brokerage's back end systems, it goes on the MLS (or the Manhattan equivalent), and then that syndicates out to dozens and dozens of other websites, including Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com.

Please visit our website at: http://dhcd.baltimorehousing.org/property_registration for more information.

I got a reply from the appraiser that the airport has a website.

I use lease forms through the  website   ezLandforms Check them out, and they have plenty of free forms available.

Is there such a website where you can find info like vacancy rates, average rent, eviction rates, etc?

Hello all, does anybody have any tips, tricks, or general ideas as to how to navigate the local tax assessor's site in Buffalo to enhance lead generation? I'm looking for information on who owns what in a given area, ...

There is a calculator on my firm's website that compares a cash sale to a monetized installment sale.