(WDRB Fox 41) -- Police say a Louisville man was leasing out homes he didn't even own -- and his "tenants" were completely in the dark.29-year-old Gary Hammond was arrested Monday afternoon near the intersection of Cannons Ln. and Dayton Ave.Police say that on Feb. 24, Hammond pretended to be the owner of a foreclosed home in the 2600 block of Patio Ct., west of Manslick Rd.

New stick built houses are going in just a few blocks away selling for $145k to $154k.Worst comes to worse, move into it.

Know the area you want to invest in, you could enter the first part of a legal description, say souther Hills Block and see what pops up.

My experience with them went like this:I went to a "free" informational seminar because it was literally 2 blocks from my house.

To stand in the execution chamber, see the floor drains, watch the movies, see the bones, the photos and hear from a guide that actually has his photo as a kid on the all.

While one block of houses may be in popular demand, houses on the next block may be sitting with no offers for months.

Do you just print copies of the checks you made and keep them as your stubs, and save them come tax time and take them to H&R block, or how exactly do you do it?

We've been around the block awhile!

Property is not in a war zone, block home built in the 70s with taxes at 500/yr. 3/2/(1 carport no garage).

You should always go to the property itself and find out, there are a lot of places that are block-by-block.