Property taxes will drain your wallet, with no income to show.See if you can identify who owns adjacent property that butts on any side.

I can relate to George's question... since silver looks like a better investment in the 10 year period you identify.

If it was built in the 60's it might be sitting on a nice piece.Back then land wasn't at as much of premium so lower density was used more spread out.You might find the highest and best use for the land to be building a whole new structure with a much higher density.The building pattern for the area might have changed and retail might now be the best use for the land.You can always hold and have your parents buy out this guy and control a larger piece when the market recovers.

The only difference would be once you have test results that are positive for the presence of LBP; your disclosures would then have to become more specific, identifying the surfaces where the LBP was discovered.

The file would contain the subject property's address so you could mail there and often, it will contain a mailing address for the investor in which you should send mailers there.You can also use Google, PIPL and other internet research sites once you identify the owner name (individual or company) and through your internet seraches, you can often find contact info.

$83 X 1830 = $151,890 and then I rounded down to $151K.I also look at the listed properties to see if I can identify a trend of any kind.

If you want to play this game, you have to spend the time (and pull out some hair) to figure out these recorder sites.Generally the address is not an identifier for properties.

You identify some source of value (equity in the case of buying property) and attempt to purchase it at a discount to intrinsic value.

This must be easy for most of you and my answer might already be on BP but I am searching for a few hours already without results.

NAME,LLC likely owns condo(s) I am interested in. County records do not show it. Coun...

The primary scenario in property flipping is to identify a property that can be acquired at a discounted price then resell the property for a profit.