You'll be signing and emailing tons of documents and it becomes a pain real fast. :)I imagine I'm forgetting to mention other things, but if you want to know more, feel free to ask!  

@Tamara PerryIn many places, the assessed value of a property for tax purposes has far more to do with the hunger of local coffers than the actual market value of the property.There may be no actual significance to the discrepancy you have observed or it may indicate the property is devalued with respect to its peers (or that it has an outlandish assessed value in comparison to its peers) - looking at the neighbourhood tax assessments will shed light on this.  

Some people go through a lot of struggles and pains just to maintain their good name, instead of taking the easy way out.

ectid=g...The waiting game is never fun but getting in over your head can be much more painful.

I have the hunger to learn and take action.

They both had some MAJOR growing pains last year too and have been notoriously understaffed.

It is always going to be painful, though, because our tax code is set up to punish you for excelling.

@Jeremy SchreiberI want to second the comment that managing a property out of state on your own would be a royal pain.  

As a word of caution the bigger the bank the longer and more painful the process.

I feel your pain.