As an alumnus of UGA, this is appealing for many different reasons.I look forward to becoming a part of the community and learning a bunch.

Well - I would think you appeal - they send their assessor, and you are sort of in the hands of the assessor.

Hello, I came across this ARV which I think is outrageously high (which is 525k), compare to what the asking price was (which is 290k), I done my diligent on the property and ran several comp and I came with ARV of 350 max (keep in mind it could possible sell for a little more) but i think she should sell somewhere around 240k -245k (keep in mind i never factor in my repair cost in yet because haven't seen the place in person) they place look like its in pretty good condition , it just needs an up to date appeal (Ill show pictures) One sec) which i think would be about 20 k judging from the picture.

You can appeal to potential renters who have extra discretionary income and are willing to pay top dollar for a renovated property. 

I would start with does living in the duplex appeal to you compare to what you could buy for a $250K personal property? 

I see some people in my area buying homes they wouldn't want to own outright simply because the purchase price seems appealing.  

It is possible the $300K house is over assessed and you may be able to appeal and get them lowered.

If they are it probably should be valued as a multi-family property since it will appeal primarily to investors.Is subdividing a potential option?  

Years ago, I read quite a bit about putting up bullet signs and doing short sales, but that honestly didn't appeal to me. 

As for a price to charge for the rent, I would again check the local market for rents and I would think you might be able to get a little higher price on your land because it appeals better to people because it is not in a park.As for selling to the home to the a buyer on payments.