It's more common to see people who think their junk is a treasure than the other way around, pretty interesting.

It is fun & exciting just like treasure hunting!

You should know where every single dollar of your investment goes.There is a ton to learn at BP and an absolute treasure trove of knowledgeable investors, providers and real estate professionals, so it can see a little daunting at first.

@Dani Z. you are a treasure!

I am a Realtor in the Treasure Valley area.  

In the end, we all need to place a value on our time and determine if we have the time, talent and treasure necessary to do the work or does it best serve us to hire a contractor.

First, get to know the Pinal County “Report A Complaint” page: http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov/CommunityDevelopment/CodeCompliance/Pages/ReportComplaint.aspx,And for finding a property’s owner/landlord:the county “Treasurer Parcel Inquiry” page:http://www.pinalcountyaz.gov/Assessor/Pages/ParcelSearch.aspxTo be considerate and fair, first contact the property owner and explain your concerns about the tenants of their rental property.

The board (which I recently joined (treasurer) as a means to keep up to date on the situation of the building) had no established process for claims such as these and I am not the first person this has happened to.

HeyI'm a realtor now in Pittsburgh ;)What you need to do is go to Allegheny county site.Get the millages from the treasurer departmentYou will need: Allegheny county, municipality and school ;)Add it up and multiple by your offer price.

Make sure they are told that in the interim they do not have authorisation to perform any work of any sort.Give it about a month to assess the tenants demeanor.