I'm looking to pull a list using ListSource and I noticed that when you use the "current home value" it costs about 40 cents more per lead. I was wondering if anyone has tried just using the "total assessed value" cri...

Hello,

I'm trying to value a note. Here's the basics:

Balance of 125k note due on 10/09. No payments before that date.
It's second behind a 60k first mortgage.
Property is assessed at 800k.

That's all I know for n...

We ran lots of scenarios on the numbers for a 2/2 second floor condo unit in Seminole County FL (north of Orlando). It is our first offer and we have done research to get to this point but “we don’t know what we don’t...

I am a new investor and looking to invest OOS. I'm in the process of buying my first Duplex in the DFW TX area. When I ran the numbers based on the 2019 taxes, my Coc ROI comes to 5.59%. However, my agent stated that ...

I bought my first condo two years ago to house hack (roommate paid almost 70% of my living expenses), plan was to purchase several within my complex because leasing was allowed.  That lasted 3 months until I met my fu...

I'm brand new to investing and planning on purchasing my first short term rental in Navarre, Florida. I'm have a really hard time running numbers to get an accurate idea of how much it will cash flow and it it would b...

Cincinnati is in a re-assessment cycle. How is everyone feeling out their re-assessments in that market. I have two complexes that are up substantially One is up 20 percent from last year. Another is up 10 percent. A ...

Hello BP,
I inherited a 5 acre plot of land after my father's passing, and the deed transferred to me about 2 years ago. Issue is, there are people living on the land that have built a manufactured home on it and ha...

Currently living in a two flat in the Avondale neighborhood of Chicago.  I purchased in 2013 for $175K. My property got an assessment of $315K by cook county (increased from $250K to $315K in 2015).  Last year I paid ...

Quick question about property taxes in Marion County: is it as simple as Assessed Value X 2% to figure out annual property taxes? If not, where is the best place to get this information? I tried the tax assessor's web...