They are lying right off the bat.

Since it is also a CoreLogic product, you'll also likely find the same data issues you are finding in RealQuest, so that likely is not going to help.Bigger picture, my guess is the problems you are seeing are not with the product, but instead with the county assessor in the area you are working.

I did everything I could to help this man and he more or less lied and strung the whole thing out.  

Also I found ways to research certain types of houses on the tax assessor site.

I think about life in terms of lying on my death bed, and asking myself this question "will I regret it?".

it is legitimate grounds to turn down a tenant that lies on their application.Depending on the animal being benign enough (hamster for instance) we have waived the animal fee and our lease allows fish tanks up to 10 gallons without notification of the animals.

The numbers don't lie and there is enough market data and properties to purchase with a contingency of a market fall of 20%.

- this is a mess - after looking over the zoning plans for MY house ... the zoning plans don’t match my home , it says our driveway is in the front (it’s in the back) it says we have a patio (we do not) it also says we don’t have a crawl space under the house (we do) AND ALSO - it says our house of 16 feet wide - the crack begins at 16 feet 2inches ...I feel bullied and lied to by my city...

I am more interested in finding a local real estate agent, assessor and contractor familiar with Buffalo flips.

And if they do inspect, will they come in and note that you have new floors, countertops and cabinets (none of which require a permit) and report back to the tax assessor?