I was going to post this earlier, but I got side tracked:http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/depts/constable/las_vegas/pages/evictionprocess.aspxThis is the link explaining the eviction process in Clark County Nevada (Las Vegas metro).

I think we are around 1.7% here, which I am sure will go to like 2% when they build a much overdue high school. taxes run $42-$50/$1000 depending on the county/town etc& the assessed value % they may use.but we can still make money on REI deals !!!

I invest north of you in Southern Genesee County.

Can I get a good estimation of values from zillow or the county appraisers site?

In my experience, replacing a sewer line generally requires a permit, so this was probably a violation of the city/county building permit regulations.That said, it would likely be considered a material defect, and you would legally need to disclose it to a future buyer.

I always keep my radar up on potential revenue streams or other value add opportunities.Seems though that cities and counties have a great many more restrictions now on cell towers making it harder to work with cell phone providers.

Google Mojave County AZ Real Estate Investors Group for more info.

And, in some areas (like mine) you can look up on your county's Assessors Office website and see how much the property was purchased for and what the lien amounts are (this can often give you an idea). 2.)

Make sure you screen your tenants real well - as it is harder than re-enforced concrete to evict someone in Cook County.

The title company takes the cash from the buyer, pays off the original seller, pays off others with their hand out (county, etc.), keeps a little, and drops the rest in your lap.