I am getting a very large variety in prices ranging over $100K in differences in estimates from these sites.I struggle with the comps seam to be hard because the house is a 4bed 2Bath ranch in Dublin Schools.

I started in business when I was a freshman in high school.

I heard in the past that if you were requesting to lower it over a certain percentage, that you had to appear in court and the school board would be there to contest.

Ideally in five years, we'll have five or so properties and enough income from them to live on and husband can manage (maybe) while I continue freelancing (the portable and most favorite of my three jobs) and our kids go to school in America.

I see that you are a recent college grad or still in school.

Throw a used pool table in the living room instead of a table, and a school flag on the wall and use it to advertise (just a thought) If you are relatively speaking in the middle of nowhere, and you like cars..

Close to schools, parks, shopping and has easy freeway access.Long term tenants are good, although we may plan to raise the rents.

Not always some will sell prehab but those deals usually come with bonus equity to mitigate the lack of revenue at close.there is two schools of thought on this and I have seen this be very successful as well .. but more caution is needed on the company you do this with they need to be very good and reputable of course.Other course of action is to simply buy off the MLS and do the work for yourself.. this is an extreme challenge from afar...

I had a rehabbed house in a nice neighborhood, however the school district my house is in was less than desirable.Depending on property blast's database, you may have better results that I did. 

If you subscribe to the Jefferson Lily school of thought on mobile home investing (which I do) you should never pay more than a couple of grand for a home, regardless of condition.