I recently won monetary damages from an eviction hearing for a little over $7,000.

My lease states the following:"TENANT PAYS FOR DAMAGE.

Why I’m asking is because this property is listed about $220k below a house around the block that is a larger lot that has two bungalows on it.

I found a leak in my plumbing that has been causing damage under my duplex.

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I listed another house one time that was just the opposite....sales price about double the tax value....unique house, unique neighborhood about a block long with all kinds of styles, sizes, ages.Just knocked off 25% of the tax value on an investment property I owned by challenging the value at the appraisal district hearings....value of the house has not changed, condition has not changed....their value was automated and not challenged by the district fairly.Bank appraisals where someone actually sees the house, sees the inside, and is familiar with values in the area is way more accurate.

Originally posted by @Steve Morris:If not title, who does the deeds that the county recorder will accept within a day.Have no clue why it must be done in a day vs. doing it right.WE prep our own deeds its not hard.. you simply get a trio from the title company that has the last recorded deed.you copy and paste the legal description.. usually lot and block  .. 

I know Baltimore is very block by block, but I'm still curious.

I've been taking massive action...started a podcast with my partner in Houston (Millennial Cash Flow Podcast), and no I am working diligently with a local Dallas broker to get into my first piece of real estate.I found a fantastic value add opportunity in a duplex located 1.5 blocks outside of the Bishop Arts District.

BackgroundThey left behind a lot of pet damage, completely destroyed the grass, tons of missing items and didn't clean much before they left.