Nathan West,I just received a Tax Bill for a Home that I own.The tax assessment is for $135K.Similar homes in the neighborhood are selling for $200K+Raymond

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These will include Realtor sales as well as FSBO sales, which sometimes are not on the commercial sites or weeded off sometimes for low prices that they feel are not valid sales.But to echo the other answers that you received here on BP, if there are no sales, that is a cautionary flag that maybe this in not the area to invest.

I had to buy a lot of books going through college and they cost more in grad school, glad I didn't have to buy medical text books!

(what was the text and what did it look like).

I simply received less at closing but more upfront and each month.

I had a blast doing this even though I wasn't receiving anything for doing it and was never asked to.

A little more complicated but if you have units near your bank, and you have tenants that do NOT have checking accounts, this is MUCH easier than them going to the bank ANYWAY and getting MO, mailing, etc.I have 48 tenants and I only receive 3 checks per month, all the rest are epay or walk in to my bank.

Wow, I'm really surprised I haven't received a response on this...usually it's a matter of minutes.

In the example given, I received a host of information - owner's name, etc.