I was told flat out they do not carry that information, but I'm skeptical and don't quite believe it yet.

I've developed a relationship with a mentor that does new SFH/2-4 flat development, SFH/2-4 flat fix and flips, wholesaling, BRRR strategy and even some larger syndication all at the same time.

However, median single-family sales prices remained flat year over year.

Today's average 30 year Conventional O/O rates for borrower's is around the 4.500% +/- range and for a N/O/O you can expect to pay 0.500% to 1.500% higher in rate, with Alt A & HML you can avoid income docs altogether (other than a rental contract if the property is currently rented) and pay 1.250% to 4.000% higher in rate.

If you have challenge, try using their "talk to a live CPA" feature, or just outsource your taxes altogether.  

Right now in their condition, altogether they’re worth about 480,000.

Anyone in Nebraska use a flat fee listing service they recommend?

What site has anybody had best luck with to do a flat listing for sale by owner in 2019? 

You could purchase at tax value or have them sale property altogether by wholesaling to an investor.

Looks like it was a 3 flat in below average condition when it was sold 12 months ago for $285k.