Here is what the appraisers website says about the property for 2015:- Assessed value:  $32,000- Taxes:  $624.73 I know I still have to get an inspection done which would really tell more of the story.Now with the questions:Is this a good deal?

And what's the best next step if want to assess the situation?

Even after being licensed I bought and still by dozens of homes per year through other agents if they bring me deals.

Isn't that a fair assessment?

One of his most important duties is to take dozens of pictures of potential properties and upload them to our company cloud server - soon we will be implementing a video option that will further improve our acquisition process.

It really amounts to who you know and your level of experience; a well-worn topic around here.Our niche has generally been full-time professional flippers who might have slightly fewer than a dozen or as many as dozens of deals being rehabbed at a time.

Do what I do: do you own due diligence when it comes to assessing potential rents.

Should be at least a couple of dozen attendees. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/38...

How far off are the Tax assessment value at the Pulaski county from real property values i?

They have more experience assessing by visual inspection, obviously your contractor does not know how it is done, even I cant, but one of my superintendents can since he worked previously for a foundation contractor.