Any thoughts on that or similar websites? 

You could contact the owner directly, go to the county assessor office website, you can call or email you the property owners information.

There are also many, many traveling nurses and I know that there are dedicated websites/services that advertise directly to them.

@Jasmine RussellPersonally as someone who gets vetted by investors as I partner on every deal- I always give my LLC names, portfolio website as well as active/off market listings and go through what I’ve done Anything they’re offering you’re going to want to vetIf theyre a deal -maker (gets it under contract and executes with private partners) then you want to know how they go about their process and show p&s etc they’ve signed Public tax records are a wealth of info tooHope this helps!

I do have a website sort of explaining my journey, but I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post that here.

It is not prudent to think people on a chat website can provide solid advice that you can bring to an audit, nor can an article online.

I’ve found many to be scams, especially the ridiculously low priced listings.   2) As you look for a home to live in, know what is most important (strong rental potential, high appreciation, etc.) to you and be ready to make some trade offs. 3) If you’re looking ITP (inside I-285), visit the Atlanta Regional Commission website and the Atlanta Beltline website to gain an understanding of planned development for various areas, ie Westside Park, Westside Trail, transportation, etc)Best of luck and enjoy the journey!!

I was looking up the value through the County website. 

The website following has a good explanation of Alabama property taxes:https://revenue.alabama.gov/pr...

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