I purchased a quad in Largo last year and @Dan Maciejewski with KW Belleair Gulfside was my realtor and was awesome! 

He kept avoiding our requests and said we should claim it in our 2023 taxes instead… The last straw for us was when he tried to charge us another $7.5k to file our taxes which obviously ended our relationship instantly.

Texas' population has increased 43% in the last 20 years. 

I just got back from the two day seminar in Houston, been wanting to go for years and after losing 17K on my last flip I decided it was time to pay the $750.00 and go. 

I contested taxes for one of my property (27% reduction) at the start of last year (Jan 2018) and I still haven't heard back from them.

It'll last longer and be safer.

I am using the platform propstream to assist in my deal analysis, however in doing so I am confused as to why would a property be listed more than what it is actually valued at prior to a rehab being conducted. for example this property is listed for 70,000 but the arv is calculated at being 66,000 but the comps that i ran that sold within the last 6 months had purchase prices of 165,000/ 30,000 / 28,000 / 25,000. and the square footage of the comps are 1,500/ 1,494/ 1,218/ 1,424.

I would make sure to get very good comps or if buying get the history of the property and do not count 2020-2022 and see how it performed prior to COVID and last year. 

@Javier Osuna not many 2-4 units have sold in 92173 in the last 12 months, only 317-319 Foothill Rd which sold for $1.175M with a cap rate of 4.5%. 

At least for federal Safe Harbor rules are you had to have paid in / withheld 90% of this year's tax liability or 100% of last year's tax liability.