If you wanna pull the trigger, LMK asap.Seize the day,~Michael

It can be wrong simply from someone inputting the information wrong...or in the case of land records, it is pulling the information from PDF files which can often be blurry.

The comp my broker pulled for it used only other duplexes on the lot (it is a lot of several duplexes in a nice area of mostly SFHs).

How many building permits have been pulled?  

It is being sold "as is" in fact my husband pulled a pressure test on it (he is a plumber and contractor) and it did not pass so it likely has some broken pipes.

I use the 2 rental properties and refinance them to pull out around 100K of equity to put down for the down payment of my new house.

If I were you and had a really low financial risk (section 8 income) and a property manager or a family member that could act as a property manager I'd pull the trigger.  

Mostly, up till this point, two things have kept me from pulling the trigger on really diving into this.

If the value is there you can actually pull out your initial investment, purchase price plus closing costs with delayed financing right away. 

Hi guys,I am fairly new to RE investing so I still have lots of fears and doubts before I decide to pull the trigger.The following is a property I found in Jacksonville FL that I am researching as a potential deal for a buy and flip.