How can I find out what homes in my area have sold for?
Q. I am filing for a tax reassessment in California as property values have declined. In order to have the application reviewed, I need to provide two comparable sales to support my opinion of value. How would I find out what homes in my area have sold for? There are very few homes that are actually selling. Thank you for your help. Thank you Landlord! I need to adjust my settings and then I will send it to you.
Asked by Happy - Tue Feb 19 20:24:08 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Email me and I will send you a list as well as the average applied to your square footage. I need your address, so email it, do not post. I have access to most of CA, but not all.
Answered by Landlord - Tue Feb 19 20:40:45 2008

How can I start flipping homes and gaining experience?
Q. Does any one know of a comany or group that flips homes for a living. I 'm currently a college student and I wanted to gain experience and knowledge from somboday who already know the ropes, possibly working as a intern.
Asked by Lili - Wed May 2 13:28:27 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I don't know of a large type company that does that commercially. I recently started my own flipping company. I have around 20 books on subjects ranging from the mortgage process, to several books on remodeling, and books that provide a rough guide of the ratio of money put in to final value of a flipped home, and then more books yet on holding open houses and general marketing of a finished home. I also have a few books that talk about how and what kind of relator to work with. Before all the reading, I watched a lot of programs on the Home and Gardens channel about house flipping. There are quite a few. I got a DDR system for my satellite and I record them all and watch em at my leisure. You could probaby find a company local to… [cont.]
Answered by Josh - Wed May 2 13:42:58 2007

How do I find foreclosed homes without purchasing memberships on various websites?
Q. Is there a free way to find listings of foreclosed homes?
Asked by MMFCL *Colton James due 6/30/09* - Thu Dec 4 21:29:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes there is. First look at your local newspaper for the property that is going to be sold at the court house steps. Most of these are foreclosures, but this information is usually put out too late for you to inspect and research. Find the big law firms that are handling most of sales. Those firms usually have websites that contain their foreclosure listings. This will give you a big advantage over everyone else. make sure that before you buy any property, you get a title search!!!
Answered by Chris D - Thu Dec 4 21:43:43 2008