My personal observations of the area matched his description and my general impression that I held.Another of the properties was on E 149th in Collinwood north of St Clair.

Your Goal (do you plan to buy and hold, Flip, wholesale, etc.)2.Property description and location (region of the county, address probably not needed)3.Purchase price4.ARV (After Repair Value)5.Rental rates (current and future potential based on market)6.Expenses7.Buying cash or with leverage (loan)Once you provide these kinds of details people with experience can usually give you an opinion pretty quickly.

Based on your description, though, that does not seem to be the case.

The project description, size, and parking requirements listed on those notices tell you a lot about how zoning and new development is changing neighborhoods.

One way of determining if your current employer will allow you access your retirement funds while still working for them, is to check the summary plan description (SPD) for the existing plan.

We know the tax plot ID but the land does NOT have an address so how do we fill out the description?

I have the property ID and legal description however I don't see a way to pull these records online.I'm trying to figure out where land is located on Google Maps and how many acres it has.Legal description: GGE Unit 40 Tr 51 E 150'Property ID#: 38723880003https://www.collierclerk.com/records-search/offici...

The listing agent has put this in the description. 

You can enter this number in the form at http://assessor.snoco.org/search.aspx and you'll get the ownership info, taxes, tax status, legal description etc.

Anchorage investors, do you think it's worth speculating on this property if I can't make it cashflow, based on the property description?