@Rami Aweti I have dozens of SFRs in each of those markets.

You need to determine what you are going to be required to build to assess costs.3.

I've owned about a dozen of those over the years, many in decent parts of Cobb County (not too far from you) and in many cases, the houses were less than 20 years old. 

I know a half dozen active rehabbers, that I'm sure would net a higher price to the owner, and a higher commission fee to me than some wholesaler's referral/bird dog fee. 

For one thing they often have pretty smiling girls an the set, and for another;  I am always looking to learn something if I can.My short-version assessment is:  it's entertainment and not reference material.

Too often HOAs have their reserve funds depleted for legal costs and too often home owners are left with costly special assessments to pay for legal fees.

I put $1 purchase price on the first one and sent it over to my title comp I was told this will make the transfer tax subject to the county assessed value since its such a low price how do you get around that? 

In each of the instances so far I have sold to either the neighbor or a builder in the area, and not needed to list.I have asked the agents if they would accept a small amount of money for their help with a market assessment or comps. 

At first read I agree with your assessment.

But the original loan was $80K on a $100K assessed property.