in my experience when a property sells the tax authority gets that info and will automatically increase the appraised value to the amount the property recently sold for.

Those who use Schedule C or E to report their business line can be certain that the IRS and probably other authorities with audit powers use bench-marking to determine whether your line items are 'square'.Any non public traded entity owned by an individual or members, that would craft a cash flow from one owned entity to another owned entity would yield that cash flow as top line income.

There are a couple of houses owned by a housing authority that have been vacant for years.

Both officers consent on behalf of the company to authorize the borrowing of these funds under this agreement.

Both authors have great websites with a wealth of knowledge. 

Especially if it was work I could have done myself, if I had even agreed to take down the tree.You should be flat out that she did work without your authorization and you're not paying for it. 

I have requested a payoff, got authorization to speak to the bank and looking to get a short sale package. it's around 200k the loan and I want to discount the note to 100k to create some upside for everyone.

Be very clear that you are just trying to confirm that so and so is authorized to be selling their home (Your intention should not be to cut them out of the deal) Just because they are not wholesaling legally (by having it under contract, doesn't mean there might not be a good deal there).It isn't hard to look competent to someone with little to zero experience, so proceed cautiously.

The N Chas Housing Authority is also really aggressively trying to attract owners because their demand outweighs their supply.

Research would have to be done if those options would satisfy the insuring requirements and local authorities with some counties/areas less flexible than others.