And then make sure the condo is available to rent during Summit County’s peak times (December holidays and the entire of month of March, for example.)

At least that's what the Dekalb County judge did in my similar circumstance.

You will be an asset to the site.I am in Snohomish County.

Others have given you some great recommendations that I often share also.I work with investors, primarily in East Jackson County.

Talk about doing the Due Diligence.http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/01/07/3856439/2-charged-in-3-county-fla-rental.html

@Nicole Williamson I am in TN, and normally this wouldn't be a concern.

The bank and the building owner may not want a big billboard right there, but if the city ordinance allows it, and the traffic count is high, you could get a good income from the billboard.

Its $900 per year for 6 counties.

I have completed tax appeals for people and helped them hack a large percentage of their taxes off because of a lower value.2) A new owner actually bought it for $19,000 and the county picked up that number from the transaction.3) The county could have re-assessed all the properties in 2012.

Over in Montgomery County.