Do you have  spread sheet of data you could share?

I compile my own stats through raw data by using medians for real estate, stats can averages are just a good secondary citation.Biggest misconception in the Toronto and vancouver market is that people own, majority rent.

That's the first way and usual way we find out you transferred property to someone else, subject to, and we send a nasty little letter to the borrower that we are going to foreclose if he/she doesn't transfer it back into their name immediately.

The company I work for filters through a lot of data to locate good markets for buying vacation rentals.

A transaction under $10k can't be an ordinary transaction.I guess it's either some sort of transfer between family members (doesn't have to be non-legit).At tax auctions it is possible to find properties with minimum bids as low as a few thousands but usually these will be redeemed before the auction or will be going up in price during the bid process.If you make a more thorough research you can find out through the public records how the transaction was made and with what sort of financing.

Cherry picking data points to make flashy heat maps = silly amusement. 

(A little background on me - I am a Doctor of Philosophy, with a strong emphasis on statistics and data analysis, so know my way around research, data and figures.

So the sale could go through, then when ownership it transferred to me, I could pay the taxes. 

I am transferring to Groton next April and I would like to begin working with a realtor to find my next investment property.  

If not, use the cards with the shortest promotional 0.00% apr first and then do a balance transfer from the cards that have 12-18 months.