I'm betting that you have already used that. 

Option 2 is your best bet, addition is around 100/sf and rehab of the house assuming to studs is about 70-80/sf.

Usually going back to an older sale is better than considering a property further away, a sale 10 months ago would be better than a comp 5 miles away with all other things being equal.You can find the way comps are viewed on the Appraisal Institute's web site.As you'll see there, the appraisal methods used in the market with comps is a process of deducting or adding to a sale price of the comp based on how the subject compares to the sold comp.

With the markets heating up I bet real estate reality shows are going to be especially hot in 2014.

AAA Landlord Services, google it for the exact web address.

BTW, all bets are off when dealing with REOs.

A smarter alternative is to first determine what data is important to you, then hire a researcher to pull the data using the fields you require.I'm betting you don't drive a Smart Car (or Yugo) so you ought to determine the value of comfortably working at your desk versus mining data yourself at the courthouse.

There are local companies in many locations that are probably your best bet.

The reason this entangled so many people in its' web was not that it was such a great deal, but rather the owner financing offered, as well as the Go Zone Benefits.

Deceptive commercial email also is subject to laws banning false or misleading advertising.Additional fines are provided for commercial emailers who not only violate the rules described above, but also:- "harvest" email addresses from Web sites or Web services that have published a notice prohibiting the transfer of email addresses for the purpose of sending emailScraping our emails is a simple violation of our Terms of Service, so the "Harvesting" of our emails is a plain violation of decorum, and possibly, of the law.For fun, I decided to check my junk mail for the people behind this email and found that each of the 5 email addresses have been getting messages for each of the last three days about this webinar.I'm not 100% certain that this Cameron Dunlop is behind these emails, but a google search of "1 day dough" pulls up his website and I found pitches for this program on other REI sites, so it wouldn't be a stretch to assume that his people are behind these emails.I try to judge people by the way they act . . . while I don't know ANYTHING about the content of these seminars or the people behind them (other then what I've seen online), these tactics have caused me to NEVER want anything to do with them.Judge for yourselves . . . .