Hi @Lacee Beitler I have a rental unit at Rutgers and had a similar scenario.

There are older 4 plexes similar to the age of the duplexes you mentioned that will sell for anywhere from 450k - 550k, which seems about right. 

Hey, I'm in a similar situation as you.

You might print the Web page to a PDF, and either keep those PDFs in folders on your computer/phone for each property, with folders named like "101 S Main Long Beach", or "1217 W Oak Huntington" or similar, OR name the PDFs like "101-s-main-county-taxes.pdf", "1217-w-oak-old-mortgages.pdf", so you can find them again later.I hope this helps!

It's similar to a Yellow Pages but you enter your job (bathroom remodel, install new cabinets,...) and contractors contact you for the job.

I am in a similar boat and am currently shopping around some lenders for a non-warrantable condo deal.

It has no relationship to the actual market value of a property.To figure out your true market value you need to look at the most similar and nearest comparable sales.

I'm in a similar situation but had no Contractor contacts, so I started with the property manager first who had all the right contacts.

. #5 and #9 Would Be Similar But A Great Way About Getting The Title Search Handled And Processed.

So if you use Cozy.co or a similar platform please let me know how you actually proceed with applicants that you do showings for.