People I am  telling you that the real estate market would really boom, if local real estate taxes were less than 500 dollars a year.  

Refi and get you're money back out.6) CA (bay area) is notorious for boom and bust, it's not like houses go up for ever, they come down at some point in time.

I can't really speak to the Dallas & Houston markets other than I have heard they are booming right now.

What you have is a rent collector.

There are a lot of really old buildings in Anchorage that havent been updated since the boom in the 80s.

Now it's booming). 

I will say Attom has upped its game in the last few years concerning ML and AI.... so who knows, they might actually have cleaner data now, and overall it might be cheaper to buy from them as a reseller.First American are quality people, and they are scrappy... they have a huuuge database of scanned doc images that they have run ML against for the juicy tidbits of data a county/city does not collect or load onto public-facing .gov sites.Most of the data you are looking for, like accurate monthly parcel/assessor/people ect data can be had just by googling your county name with 'open data GIS' in the search string.

Again, Cody Sperber Great Reply to a post/comment, I think that was the best "boom b*@#$%" I have seen in long time but in a tactful way of course very professional as well made it even more awesome to read. 

How about your trash collector? 

I've seen several buyers of seller financed properties just strip a building and leave a seller worse off than when he started.I do work for another gentlemen that sold his assets during the boom in 2005 and did 1031's of course into higher priced properties.