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Sharlisa Elzy Newbie in Chicago
19 November 2015 | 21 replies
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.
Derek T. Buyer asking for repairs after closing!
25 November 2017 | 14 replies
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.
Eric Y. New Denver member
20 February 2014 | 8 replies
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.
Barry M. Margin of Error
20 February 2014 | 2 replies
In my part of the country the county assessed value is always under market value.
Rid Shah Should I claim depreciation on rental property that I passively manage
20 February 2014 | 10 replies
You will be assessed depreciation recapture whether you have written off the depreciation or not.
Marc Steinert Importance of buying below market value for buy and hold investor?
22 February 2014 | 12 replies
As mentioned, you may need 10/12% to flip it out, if properties are increasing at 3%, that will be met in 3 to 4 years, if you hold it for 7, when tax benefits begin to fall off, things should be fine selling at a profit.When assessing any deal, don't start the valuation at the property, begin in the area, economic conditions, functionality, demand and utility of the subject property in light of the area.
Matt Pitschman Wholesaling deal details
26 February 2014 | 4 replies
And now the county website says assessment is $100k and market value is $120k.
Sam Leon Short Sale / Probate with HOA back dues
12 March 2014 | 3 replies
Monthly condo fee is $300 which basically pays for water/sewer/trash, landscape, common electric (washer dryer exterior lighting) and the major expense is insurance.One of the units had a diseased owner - death occurred overseas actually, and it has been two years, was in probate, then a short sale, with two lenders, basically it's been "PENDING" for a long time.Meanwhile, no one has been paying the condo fee for this unit for over two years.Since there are only 4 units to this building, missing 25% is a lot and so we had a few special assessments to make up the difference.I was told the back money owed can't be collected in full, the most they will get from the bank is about $1000 at closing.
Luke M. Potentially first SF rental? Advice appreciated!
25 February 2014 | 14 replies
If I am understanding the ARV, it was assessed for 67,000 so I guess I am not sure if that would be also the ARV or close to it?
Ethan Blue What are your thoughts? Looking at buying an upper/lower duplex and need some input
4 March 2014 | 31 replies
That work will cost me $1000Taxes are $1222/annuallyOnce my repairs are finished the property would like be assessed at 65k or so.