Food for thought....

I know a good bar in Lakeview that has plenty of room, decent food and unlike the big chains, I'm sure would have no issue with us hanging around longer shooting the breeze.

For that matter, I couldn't search for sales either, or enter a range of tax parcel numbers.

If it's a restaurant some of the equipment it costs a lot of money to remove so the landlord would rather find a food tenant again to go in.It's just like any other trade in that there is a lot of junk out there with a few good deals.

Tennessee has a great property data website and yes, they are listed as owners of the property along with a Parcel #.

I have 7.5 acre parcel that I'm looking to develop and potentially could add another 15 acres, and not sure what I should develop the lots for: single families, I can put 12 lots or do down homes instead.  

However, “official” inflation numbers do not include energy or food.

That is not a good reputation for an appraiser to have.I could unload some more, but it's Thanksgiving and I have to digest 10 pounds of food, at least I feel like it's 10 pounds worth, so I don't want my suffering to influence yours.

See my recent post: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/730/topics/364246-very-rare-opportunity-in-italian-village-3-houses-on-2-parcels

This includes the property address, assessors parcel number, county value assessment, lot size, legal description, property use code/zoning, County and the annual property tax amount.- Then we need to offer sufficient due diligence in order to create peace of mind in any prospective buyers.