My credit is close to 800, I have good income from my job and about 45k in savings and own 2 properties that assess for $40k each so don't tell me to slow down or how I need to save for emergencies, I've accounted for that.Thank you

With them still in it, you have a hard time assessing the current condition accurately.

You can only find this out by finding a great team (real estate broker, property manager, attorney that knows the market) and finding out from them what is needed in the market and has long term upside potential.So I agree with @Michael Weller on his assessment of Belize, as we are currently building for the hospitality/tourism market on Ambergris Caye.

He is stays on top of all collection notices and filing of assessment liens.

On top of the high tax RATES, the city of Milwaukee also assesses its properties quite high as well!

The Treasurer is the one that sends the bills, so they need to have the correct address.If you are using the Assessor you will never get the name, just the assessed value in Cook County.

Skilled, licensed individuals inspect these things for a reason and it doesn't seem like much protection from my end if someone can go behind their assessment to demand repairs after closing.

I may entertain a flip, but generally speaking I assess every deal as if I were buying a long-term rental.I just saw a post about the local Denver meetup, so I'm looking forward to attending a few and meeting other investors.

In my part of the country the county assessed value is always under market value.

You will be assessed depreciation recapture whether you have written off the depreciation or not.