Steve Might,Yes, you can go to the assessor's website and base it from the percentage.

They are mostly illegal, so instead of putting a fake number and damaging your reputation and credibility, don't use them.

New to the BP website though!

My blog/website is about long distance self management, landlording, investing in class A investments, investing in a transient lifestyle, etc.Good Luck !

It's probably only a matter of time before things get much more serious and I can't imagine you would enjoy your hard-earned reputation being commingled with his.

I looked at a few local investor club websites to see what they're about, but nothing more yet.

My approach has been and will continue to be a buy and hold strategy spanning core and value added investment approaches.I found BP through Brandon's website Real Estate In Your Twenties (great site Brandon), which I visited while searching for REI book reviews.I'm looking forward to contributing to the community and tapping the wealth of knowledge offered up on the site.Paul

Joshua  Lawrence, when you look at a property on the HUD website. look at the listing period.

Its independent enough it could be considered a 2 unit home.I looked on FHAs website and they said the 203k can be used on a 1,2,3, or 4 unit home.

I have sold some properties on websites run by individual local RealEstate Investors Associations.