I would have lived in it for 2 years by the time I would sell so I'd qualify for the homeowner's exclusion.Is the following an accurate way to make an estimate of what I'd net?

- how accurate is the info?

It's a neat tool, but not very accurate in our area.

I do think that you can find numbers on schools in terms of test scores and the like from the state.

Well, as I recall, I went home one day and heard by dad say he passed his agent's test and was going with a broker friend who'd been after him for some time, so I thought all that RE talk was finally over with, little did I know it just began.

I want to buy and hold long haven't given much thought to flipping but wouldn't rule it out.As far as financing goes not sure which bank would approve me I have a 620 fico on credit karma not sure how accurate that is.

@Chris Martin - the answer given by @Phil Glantz is accurate.

Testing?

R.E. license examination, and I'm just waiting for my appointment to take the test.

I comp it at $50-55k (though just a quick comp, still new at that) Going to offer $50k but willing to go up to $60k.If your comp numbers are accurate at around $50-$55k, then why would you want to pay more than the market value?