However that is uncapped the year of a sale – so the year of a sale the TV will always become equal to the SEV….in this case your TV will jump from $35K to $60K (technically not really $60K as assessed values in most counties in the country – wayne included have come down – so your 60K may be 52K or something – so your new TV will be say $52K meaning your new taxes will be approx. $4,000 plus the 300 or 400 for garbage and your tax bill will be around $4,300……WAY different from the $2,000 you thought it would be.

They're generally easier to maintain, but monthly cash flow is usually not as easy or not as much because of the condo fees or any assessments that may come up.

i.e home inspection, lead risk assessment, due diligence period, approval of written leases, etc, there are many ways to build outs into the contract that make it fully legal to get out of a contract.

In a report justreleased, we suggested that the Congress consider directing HCFA to start ademonstration that would assess home health agencies found to behabitual abusive billers for the costs of performing the follow-up auditwork required to estimate overpayment amounts.5• The Subcommittee recommended that, to recoup overpayments,HCFA regulations require bonding of new agencies and agenciesfound to be habitual abusers and that HCFA expedite itspromulgation of these regulations.

Then there is also the risk of something existing (unpaid repair bill, unpaid water bill, etc) that will/may be recorded later.You may even want to extend your search with a call to the local municipality; see if there are any assessments pending that could result in a future lien.Just to share an example, I did a search on a property, and matched up each loan with it's satisfaction, checked the date sequence and was happy to find the loan being foreclosed on was the only loan outstanding.

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OK so I found the link here http://www.biggerpockets.com/commercial-real-estate.html dealing with commercial and it mentions CIMLS, but how about estimating it and assessing its income potential?

I'd make sure there aren't any major HOA issues as a special assessment could wipe out all your equity.

To me, it is the biggest misleading claim right after Tax assessment as the real value.

I'm not much of a guru fan, but that was a very accurate, very well thought out assessment of our situation.