So, both of the information are on the HCAD ( harris county appraisal district) web side.

I know, it's because you found a house on the web and they don't have to do anything Lol.I have pitched in when needed to help my buyers in the past when the Seller was unwilling to make a repair etc., but never agreed up front to split my commission.

I use Investor Carrots RTO web form.

They should also seek advice, in some instances, from local title companies and closers, their banker is a good source for information, RE brokers, appraisers, tax specialists, the county recorder can give filing requirements, government web sites have all kinds of information, there are good sources of solid information in their local area that will be more applicable to their operation than what might be had here.I suppose to if things get so bad that you can't play by the rules you can always move up north of the 48th with Roy, LOL.

I have a free ebook that I give away on my Podcast's website (just look at the web address in my signature), and it will give you all the info you need to start using direct mail in your business.......good luck!

Thanks- I am still learning how to use the BP forums- they are a bit different from standard web forums, I hope you'll excuse me for double posting :)

Hello, you can get tax info from the county website and rental comps from a website I use called rentometer.com, it seems to be pretty accurate and seems to get better over time. otherwise there is good info all over the web especiallyon BP.

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