If you disagree with their assessment of FMV, it can be quite a struggle to get it changed.

There are so many helpful people here who can offer great advice as you progress through your career.

I have a property manager that helps with my properties if they need rehabbed in return she manages my properties. would you think this manager would have to be on the job site the whole time the job is in progress, or should he/she just stop in once a day to get an idea of what is going on and making sure everything is up to standards and tell you whats going on day to day.

I probably should've clarified the numbers before assessing the deals.

That was a red flag-he has a website that allows you to list as much info as possible, and supposedly will communicate via email on the progress of the deal.

Property taxes (ad valorem taxes usually assessed by the county) are normally prorated at closing.

I've also looked at some on the east side of Denver, roughly Colfax and York where there's a lot of redevelopment in progress.

The city assessed the value of the property when I bought it at $1 million, but only $100,000 was assessed to the building, and $900,000 to the land.

-Also at the beginning of the game you'd have to assess the kitchen.

I can't wait to progress and succeed even more in this business.