My concern is if a property has significant appreciation since the last time is was assessed for property taxes, then when I purchase the property, a red flag pops up for the city since it was purchased at a higher price than last time then they reassess, and then the property taxes increase significantly. 

Brownstones in Red Hook, Bedstuy and Fort Greene (the former locations of very run down project buildings) are all now unaffordable to the average Joe. 

I'm seeing "Cash only - no comps for an appraisal" in the description of a listing for a multifamily in a small town and am wondering what the downside of this could be. The all cash payment seems like a major downsid...

In fact, parents that *don't* want to co-sign for their children has been a significant red flag we have found. 

I then reached out to Geico and they quoted me at $2,730/yr, I knew it would be higher in Miami but didn't expect this much. 

I then reached out to Geico and they quoted me at $2,730/yr, I knew it would be higher in Miami but didn't expect this much.

It is the first time for me at the BP conference and I am not quite sure what to expect.

Seems like an obvious red flag. 

Im certain that I can find a little meat on this bone and begin to snowball in some leads! 

So that can be another weapon to have ready.Then there is the nuclear option....now first rule before you push that red button is don't blow your self up.