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What is the best online resource to look up the amount of equity (or outstanding loan amount) on a certain property?  

I am REI newbie trying to gain knowledge and save money in efforts to reach my RE goals house hacking 2 flats.The BP community is very friendly and informative.

Just in time to save a but load of taxes when I sell my current duplex (owner occupied). 

By the way I read this in the news online and had to do my own due diligence.

It's asking for some very private information on-line and before I hand over debit/checking info with security codes and billing addresses I'd like to make sure folks on this forum have used it and have not gotten ripped off...thanks!!!

Hello, does anyone have suggestions for ways to list a house I'm going to be selling myself.  I am looking at sites like savvylane.com.  Do you recommend this?  Maybe another site/way?Sincerely,Jordan

They prefer to receive electronic bank statements, use digital coupons, and pay their bills online.

After all was said and done it showed me walking away with $40,107.50 (my target goal was $40,000 profit).The final numbers were:Purchase $91,500.00Renovations $73,587.97Sold Price $250,000.00After closing costs, give back and all in the profit $67,571.60So the largest area of savings was in regards to AC.

I know this question has been asked before, but I'm hoping to get specifics on how I can compare numbers between 1.) purchasing a primary residence VS 2.) saving for my next buy & hold investment.Background:  I live near the beach in Los Angeles.