I would send a copy of our IRS form 900 Tax return But you need to be a Pro Member with Access to the Investor Market Place.   

Brian Hartwig1st Equity Mortgage Group(I'm not allowed to post emails or phone numbers outside the marketplace)Brian is currently writing loans for out-of-Ohio investors for 15% down and upper 4%-range rates on multi-family properties.

There, I can retrieve the owners name and their address, the address of the house, the county's assessed value. 

They are not super common in the marketplace and therefore they are filling a void which they know and tend to account for in their rates and fees.

Never take the assessment of the first contractor they bring out to inspect the issue. 

You still need to set aside money for management, cap ex, and don't forget the wonderful world of special assessments in the wonderful world of condos.Let us know what you are anticipating the numbers to be that would make you want to invest in this but at this moment I just don't see this making sense.

I have one that has to be renewed every 18 months), so theoretically you could be in a situation where if you had a loss of income , or if interest rates skyrocket, you could be at risk of renewing the loan.Its not necessarily the end of the world, but its something to think about when it involves your personal home.Also, my understanding is that once you have held a property for 6 months, you can get a new loan and the lender will look at the new assessed value.  

To say that school ratings do not make a difference in assessing the value and risk of the investment though is disingenuous. 

I don't like that lack of control and risk of wildly increasing HOA fees and/or special assessments.

My wife was browsing the local Facebook Marketplace page and found our exact house, using our exact photos, listed for rent by some random guy in the Philippines!