Property was listed for just under $100k, after doing some digging it looks as though the owner has held the property for some time and is now looking to move away from the property due to health reasons.

I was trying to put my Health Sciences and Business Administration degree to use by getting into medical device sales; however, the excuse I kept hearing from potential employers was that I didn't have the sales experience needed.

I have a health condition that forces me to sleep well and keep stress low.

Me: "OK, but when you tell the appraiser you think it's an $850k house by listing it there, how can you then come back and say the appraiser is under-valuing the property when they came in $50k over your list price, at $900k, knowing that appraisers specifically appraise to a definition of market value that precludes bidding wars, given that it's clear from publicly available data that the $950k price is only achievable exactly by way of bidding war and no other way?

Box, BTW, you're in public records anyway, using a management company may help also, best of luck!

It's not listed publically but we can definitely do business if you're ready to make the jump into commercial.Good luck!

Hi Micah,Normally you wouldn't know what a bank pays for a note because the only thing publicly disclosed is the assignment of mortgage which only includes the original mortgage amount not the note sale price.

The city publishes an apartment statistics page, found here: http://www.wichitafallstx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/24175That publication was during the high oil prices of 2014, but also during a regional 5 year severe drought. 

As to AECF - we get monthly updates from them at our neighborhood association meetings, but I don't think there are any recent public updates on the property.

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