What resources would you recommend for determining if a neighborhood/market is a desirable location for renters?

To determine the assessed value, multiply the taxable value of the home ($200,000) by the assessment ratio (35%): $200,000 X .35 = $70,000 assessed value.To calculate the tax, multiply the assessed value ($70,000) by the tax rate (.035): $70,000 x .035 = $2,450.00 tax for the fiscal year.If the home has already qualified for a 3% or 8% tax abatement, taxes will be figured on the assessed value from the base year it qualifed.

(I assume USA) That will determine if title or attorney state.Generally, the attorney for closing only charges $750 but doesn't review anything, he's just an escrow agent.

@Vemmanath Vasudevan  talk to your lender to determine what LTV they will offer on a refi and, for multifamily, what cap rate they are using in their lending criteria.

Then you should look at the markets you're interested in to determine which ones will help you accomplish your why and goals.

@Jerry Jones Those are great column or row headers but I need the raw data so I can start analyzing and see if there are patterns.Both of you what are the most important metrics you are using to determine if you will further looking to a note or pass for a different one?

From that, you can determine how much money you need to pay them now and how much you can pay them later.

Hello, I have a deal that i need appraised what is everyone's thoughts on using a licensed appraiser to determine the ARV of a property?

It doesn't have to be fancy, but the condition of the house will usually determine the type of renter you get.

My understanding is that lenders have a matrix that they use to to determine how much the interest would decrease by based on how many points you pay.