If so, I'm pretty sure every county in Illinois has assigned property tax PIN or index numbers to each property.Therefore the agent selling the property should provide you those property ID PIN numbers.If the listing agent will not give you those tax ID numbers, that would be a red flag.With those tax ID numbers, you should be able to get a copy of the actual property tax bills and the breakdown for the assessed value of the property.and google specify $5kHow can Google specify the taxes as 5K?

Hi there,We purchased a roughly 2.5k SF house in the Sacramento area in an RD-10 zone.The house is built in such a way that it would be very logical to split in to two units and rent them as two parts of a duplex.The property meets all the criteria of a multi family dwelling in terms of square footage and setbacks and checks with everything we could find in the zoning book.

I have a double units residential/commercial duo zoned building, and I have 100% equity on the property.

@Robert MarekIt would be prudent to double check the zoning of your property as well.

She would just ask how much and the down payment - never discussed any contingencies with me.Is this a big red flag?

They are more flexible and aren't tied to federal red tape.

Something to do with zoning probably.

I did see that Cincy has identified many neighborhoods as opportunity zones and freed up some money and incentive in them. 

I have a property I'm looking to close on soon in the Denver area that is listed in a SFH zoning area.

Is the property in a flood zone?