Obviously, the home could be sold as the old sq ft and the investor/buyer can just go and permit it for the increased sq ft,  but I would think that the county automatically will go and assess the home as soon as it changes hands since this the county has probably seen this before. 

The home is a 100 year old home, duplex side by side with a tenant already in place for $1700/month, and the tenant side is pretty much upgraded.  

The home is a 100 year old home, duplex side by side with a tenant already in place for $1700/month, and the tenant side is pretty much upgraded.

And if the community is small enough, go old school and ask to put up flyers at local businesses; nail and hair salons, coffee shops, grocery bulletin boards, etc.

(old building is going to need repairs... is 20% too high?)

Matter of fact no one complained b/c guess what.....everything in their unit was fixed and the place already looked better than it did when the old owner had it.

Location: Clayton CountyLess than a mile from public transit2 miles from Elementary, Middle, and High School Reason for selling: Seller is motivated because her husband passedBought the house in 2002 refinanced in 2009Remaining Balance on Loan $112 Monthly Mortgage is $977House 2100 sq Comps in the area 95k Seller has 5 other rental properties she wants to continue to maintain.

🚨Location: Clayton CountyLess than a mile from public transit2 miles from Elementary, Middle, and High School Reason for selling: Seller is motivated because her husband passedBought the house in 2002 refinanced in 2009Remaining Balance on Loan $112 Monthly Mortgage is $977House 2100 sq Comps in the area 95kSeller has 5 other rental properties she wants to continue to maintain.

We currently have $100k equity in an up and coming part of town (read fast growth, but still sketchy) where my wife and I live with our 1 year old daughter. 

Every since getting my degree, I've been in sales/ retail but have recently decided to enroll in school for welding.