Originally posted by @Bob Estler: I would after the NPN buyers 15k and see where it goes.

Recommendation #1 - Bob Diamond's Bankruptcy course.

Bob B.

Originally posted by @Bob Bowling:Originally posted by @Sean Williams:@Bob Bowlinggreat question...obviously there is no specific "go-to" answer so I was providing Bryant with a general idea (battle of cap rates) to give him a sense of direction, while also taking into account my overall experience with the Highlands market.

("Some skill sets you need to have -- and the course can't teach it to you," agrees Kelinson.)Bob Underwood of Stafford, Va., is one person who can testify to the fact that investing in real estate is not for those steeped in fantasy.

@Bob B.if you have lived in your home for decades, I agree your home most likely will never be worth less than what you have in it.

SB 1069 by Bob Wieckowski should greatly help with fees associated to building secondary units on your properties.  

Bob Notestine-RE attorney

The other possibility is that the original owner may have had some political connections that kept prices artificially low until your purchase triggered an "oh crud Bob isn't there anymore panic".

So you are wasting your time (AND MONEY) purchasing the Bob Diamond course or any other course on Property Tax Overages.