I'm looking up properties on my tax assessor's website.  

Hey everyone, I was recently made aware of this website by my girlfriend who has started to listen to one of the books.I am looking to expand my knowledge in real estate and real estate investing.

I have met a few very experienced local full time wholesalers but none of them are AIN members or even have websites.

Not to talk down on realtors here..but most of the ones I've come across seem to only be interested in listing them on their website, zillow and not much else.  

Hello BP Community - This question pertains to purchasing properties at auction and if you use an auction service (investment group that allows access to their website, data and checks title, etc.) or if you do it yourself through some other site that composites all auction data, such as PropertyRadar.I've bid on properties at auction in the past using an auction service and am considering doing it again.

The city has it appraised at $237,950, and various real estate website have the estimated value higher than that.The original goal was to BRRR it and sell it in 3-5 years.

Browsed the turnkey-reviews.com website and it's pretty much all five star reviews.Of 110 reviews, there is only 1 one star review and 5 four star reviews.  

I have heard of sites and ways that people can create false credit reports so I would be cautious with potential tenants bringing reports to you themselves.

However, when I go to the Hero Program Website (https://www.heroprogram.com/faq) I find the following info: "Q: Can I sell or refinance my home if it has a HERO assessment?

What is the average cost to start up a single page website?