Anyone notice a cutoff price point or data on this topic?

If I have to continue working, I will as I love what I do, but I have to set some strong goals to ensure I'm on track to do what I need for my children.

He has also done most of the maintenance on it.At 50 he realized he has little in the way of retirement & needs rental income to ensure he can in fact retire & get through the winter layoffs.

I typically am able to achieve this with no $$ down as I get an as completed appraisal and ensure the property appraises for the $$ I need to buy and fix at 80% financed.About a year ago, I got a great deal on the MLS and was able to buy the property, fix it up and still have roughly $20k of equity in it (at 80% value- DETAILS-bought for $50k, invested $30k, appraised for $125k.

I am looking into New York state Title companies to see if they have similar data and access.

I have yet to utilize excel and download more data outside my farm area.

Expired listings are good too.If we are trying to market for possible short sales we do marketing to the foreclosure list or houses that have a high loan to value vs the tax rolls.Be aware when you buy your list you want the data to be relevant and current.

How to formulate data?

We have relied upon them to ensure we have all the necessary paperwork to improve our offers.

Unless you are dealing with true cash buyers who have plenty of it you need to ensure that the deals will fit the financing criteria.