My team of cold callers has been running low on reliable data from skip tracing companies specifically for Columbus OH.  Has anyone had success with a particular provider for data in this region?

Just like you wouldn’t go renovate a property without having the right tools, you wouldn’t buy an investment property without having the right data. These are the 5 research tools I use to make data-driven investment ...

I'm in the process of buying a SFH. The previous owner was a senior woman who filed for a homestead deduction as well as one for seniors which resulted in her property taxes to be only $11 a month!!! Wow that's LO...

I am currently under contract to sell a SFR flip here in Ohio and the buyer is questioning the square footage. We purchased the home base off MLS listing and our previous Auditor site posted as 3600 sqft 5 bd 4.5 ba ...

I need some experienced investors help with Hamilton county's BOR.
I have gone through the BOR process before however those were simple arms length transactions. Since the mls has dried up I have been buying off mar...

For my ppl on BP what is the best way you've found to get the actual information of an absentee owner or potential seller (their actual mailing address, phone number or even email)? I've checked county auditors list a...

Hey, let say you want to quickly analyze a deal and looking for taxes and insurance assessments. How do you approach to that? do you have any rules of thumb? data sources? thank you

Hi - I am new to real estate and evaluating several different models to start. I am doing some basic property research now on recent sales and have come across an issue figuring out how much a property officially sell...

We are currently in a sales tax audit with the state of TN.  The auditor is stating that it is my responsibility, as STR owner, to pay tax on the service fee that VRBO charges guests.  How could that be possible?  Thi...

Hello BP,I am trying to understand how property taxes work in Columbus to better analyze property. From the government website, " Ohio law requires counties to revalue all real property every six years with an update ...