I have a fallen tree issue and would like to connect with someone local to the market to swing by the property to send video/ pics.

When I assess my goal of achieving financial freedom through real estate an engineering position doesn’t seem to align with the goal.

Just to add some more info, the property was last assessed at 112k but I am not giving that too much weight. 

Also, the realtor bases the asking price of the lot on the village  property tax assessment of $30,000. 

Sometimes they're combined into one utility company.For taxes in Atlanta you can search for a property's previous tax bills here: https://www.fultoncountytaxes.org/property-taxes/search-for-tax-bill.aspxOf course this is based on current assessment. 

And make sure you ask for association meeting minutes from the last few months so you know if they are talking about upcoming repairs (which could mean an assessment for you).

In the future serve her a quit or pay notice and assess a late fee at the earliest possible date.

With the unpredictable nature of timeshare assessment fees and maintenance fees, I would probably avoid that deal.

.* Structural Engineer to assess the damage* Make sure you communicate with the city, to learn of their requirements. * Contractors* Broker/Agent to help you with compsJohn

You have less competition from other buyers if you're assuming POS repairs, AND you're buying for a lower price point which often leads to lower assessed value and lower property taxes.