That is my promise and pledge and most likely the same of other participants.

Christopher - the agent promised to move it to the "front of the line".

A promising start.

I just took a look at the county public info available and it's not promising.

I think he's found the promised land.

If it looks at all promising to you, then worry about BPOs or appraisals before you sign anything.

Do not give them that info, sellers can proxy bid to or fake bid to any amount they so choose.

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you will want to see that land value gets considered to your advantage in this (a comparable similar in construction and building size but with a larger lot will have more value in the land, so the dollar per sq ft for the structure should be a bit less).I would also check the county records to see if any other appeals are being won or lost, and try to contact those property owners to see how their experience went.One other thing to consider is that there are many firms out there who offer to appeal taxes for property owners promising a reduction (from which they derive a percentage commission based on reduction as their compensation), or charge no fee if no reduction happens.

Beware of any unwritten promises or agreements between the tenant and the current owner.One house I bought, the tenant was promised several things from me without my knowledge if the deal went through.