If the information on their initial application wasn't accurate, that just makes it that much harder.For those who you already have a judgment against, you don't need to serve them again in order to file an Abstract of Judgment or to send them to collections or to report the debt on their credit report. 

Not always updated and accurate but usually a good resource.Your county's tax assessor - you'll be able to find the tax address of the owners, which may indicate their primary residence.

Was the list that they gave you pretty accurate and up to date?

For my owner occupied home, I have 33% equity plus value of the home per zillow's zestimate (which i know is not entirely accurate) is 21%.  

You would be hard pressed to find properties in the 60 sq ft range which  are in your own backyard There is nothing like mining your own neighborhood and investing for both cash flow and appreciation Study you local market and I be you will find both types of properties that would be much less of a gamble then venturing into the unknown 

If the numbers you mention are accurate, the bank will probably not do a short sale.  

I'm getting confused on number I'm trying to explain I want or if my thinking is accurate. 

Especially when you are looking to do flip deals in a scorching hot market like Austin, the details in the above e-mail are accurate.

Nicole,Although I've never had to do that specifically, I would assume 6-12 months of on-time payment records from those companies would suffice.If not, it might be an option to write a letter yourself (with whatever info your lender needs in it) and ask a company representative to sign it (assuming it's accurate).

Is he accurate on rehab cost estimate, and return projection?