Looking in local classifieds, Craigslist, FSBOs, REO websites, and direct mail are ways to find properties that you might be able to get under market value.

I did some research and found a couple of legal resources for you: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/sites/default/fil... https://advance.lexis.com/documentpage/teaserdocum...https://www.sheriff.co.pueblo.co.us/law/investigat...These websites talked about security deposits in CO.

You can search for these reports under the counties.gov.com website.

Does anyone have a website that they recommend for background checks?

I was researching how to calculate depreciation on my first duplex that I bought and I was browsing through the county assessor website and noticed that my land value is $250k and the improvement value is $28k.

I just came across Auction.com and wondered if any one from the BP community has ever purchased property from the website?

Hello all,What cloud based software/website would you recommend for a landlord with the following:- one to ten properties (single family and duplexes)- no need to accept payments online- ability to do general rent payment entries, call logs, service requests, etc- no accounting required Thank you

If you know of neighborhoods with similar duplexes you could also try looking the addresses up on your county tax assessor website to see what they last sold for.

I have seen websites, but the ones I have found want you to join their website for fees before seeing anything.

also, there is a extra column "bankruptcy" , some of the properties marked " BK Hold" whereas some didn't. for this particular one, it didn't marked " BK Hold". when I looked up this property online, most of the websites said its off market.