The training is comprehensive but even better, the culture is unbelievable.

I plan to use the strategies I learn from my current Internship, as well the comprehensive knowledge from my major.

They do offer particular risks such as rising condo fees, special assessments, rules created by the condo board.

I found recently a house for sale on the MLS below its assessed property tax value.

Without a professional assessment of the situation, all you have i the worst-case fear.On a related note, is your husband a plumber?  

Based on my assessment of the property, the numbers seem to be good.

As you begin to renovate, your assessed value is going to shoot through the roof, as will your taxes.

So if he his able to reduce my bill from $7200 to $6200 then I would owe him $500.Most people don't appeal their taxes and if they knew the actual value they are being assessed at they would probably freak out.

A lot of times they can even provide documentation for them to show the fees, assessments, minutes, etc.

Remember, just because the house is assessed for 90k, that doesn't have any bearing on how much you sell it for.....At being all in at 60k on a house that rents for 900/mo, I'm guessing your net income to be rouighly around 150 to 200/mo maybe?