Just make sure you don't turn your 'retirement' into another job.Good hunting-

I'd recommend Trey Hunt or Michael Brock at Bravo Group Property Management & Sales.  

You can hunt me down then.

They are not now nor will they in the near future be able or even that concerned about someone carrying back a five thousand second mortgage to hunt them down and convict them, IMO.

How's the deal hunting going?

Good Hunting....Bill

I appreciate the witch hunt you're on, but not all "gurus" are bad and neither are all wholesalers. 

There is a lot of success in the buy-remodel-flip process, but most of it is at the low-end of property values (under $150,000) due to the huge number of repos local banks have on their books coupled with serious bargain-hunting by would-be buyers.

If you are within the city limits then generally you have a city tax and a county tax with any special assessments added.Across the country appraisers for the counties and cities are out for the "money hunt" to try and inflate property tax values now that according to them the economy is healthier.

They treat these people, mostly minorities, like hell and then are shocked, shocked I tell you, when they fuss about paying the rent.Curiously, I have a couple guys who buy 15 and 20k rat's nests in edgy neighborhoods and spend 4 to 10k repairing them to be clean, functional homes.