Sorry to be so brief but I saw this post on my way out of the office and figured I'd help.

assessors office is the best place try your counties GIS dept. 

I know my bid is thorough, but i had a page worth of exceptions and assumptions to the point that even i myself got confused lol. not worried about time, i could move the workers around or temp pause the work, only thing is the longer term financing, i might go over with the 10% buffer that i set aside for financing. 

Hello I have been listening to all the podcasts (in my car/office) but not said hello yet, i'm from Washington state, even heard Brandon in Poulsbo Wa (PODUNK WA) I have had a house under contract for some time now 6 years or so, when I paid the arrears I also took 6 months off to remodeled it , (never again, learned a ton though) I obtained it subject to existing mortgage, I sold it once Lease option, got it back, rented it out about three times, I repainted the inside (third time) last week put a FSBO sign in the yard and have sold it rent to own to a nice couple with $10,000 down and $140,000 sales price. ( I meet with them this Saturday) They have agreed to $1080 per month (I didn't say anything about interest rate but i think that is about 8%.

My husband's worker makes $12.00.

Now, it's simply word of mouth with Realtors and a few bank officers.

I went to the office of taxation in Harford County, they were no help.

I spend about 6 or 7 hours per day at the office, but do a little work from home before I get there, then a little more after I leave. 

“We encourage our guys to make an offer before they see the house,” said Ali Nazar, Starwood Waypoint’s chief experience officer.

I pay about $35 a month for office fees and about 36% of each transaction up to a certain amount.