(B) "Real estate" includes leaseholds as well as any and every interest or estate in land situated in this state, whether corporeal or incorporeal, whether freehold or nonfreehold, and the improvements on the land, but does not include cemetery interment rights.

-Yardi MatrixColliersDemographics -Best PlacesBureau of Labor Statistics (Unemployment/Employment rates for specific cities)WikipediaLocal Profiles (Usually the city or submarket will have a local profile with info)Crime -TruliaNeighborhood ScoutBest Places Just a few for you, I hope this helps!

But once you buy the County looks at what price (compared to the value they assessed for the property previously), and then as you pull permits and make improvements, this tips them off to look at the value too. 

The laws, strategies and tricks have changed in buying with owner financing, lease options and wraps so if you need that information, it's too much info to put here, go to my profile and follow the link.

That could give insight on where/how you can improve on your next deal.

However, will probably do some improvements to it, if I decide to rent again within the next 365 days.

Most of the  value here is improvements he has made and has depreciated  over the years.

This is using website npt app.Go to menu, in drop down you should see your name and profile pic.

Your goal is to increase your profile down the road, rather than instantly making a deal.Real Estate Listing SitesAnother option that’s been around for awhile is the listing sites like Trulia, For Sale By Owner sites, and even Craigslist.

Can I buy a property for $100K & put in another $100k from my funds to improve it?