OfflineGood Morning,
As I am always interested in the success of others,
I would like to share some helpful websites. As an appraiser I realize one mistake a new investor can make is in the valuation process. There are ways of checking the value yourself if you know where to look. I have access to the MLS records so it's easy for me but you can go on Zillow but don't depend on the value they suggest. Check the neighborhood comps yourself. Please know I'm here for you and want to help if you get confused.
www.sitexdata.com ‐ Public tax records/comparable sale search/Aerial photo; see supervisor for
password
www.trulia.com – Comparable listing data/subject photo/Aerial photo
www.realtor.com ‐ Comparable listing data/subject photo/Aerial photo
www.googlemaps.com – Comparable distances/Aerial maps
http://maps.live.com – Detailed aerial photo maps/ Satellite photos
http://maps.**** ‐ Comparable distances/Aerial maps
www.homesnap.com – East Coast comparable listing data/Comp search
www.newenglandmoves.com ‐ MA and RI MLS sales and listing comps search
http://www.asc.gov ‐ Appraisal subcommittee
http://www.zillow.com
http://www.mlsfinder.com
http://www.miamicondosearch.com ‐ miami condo search
http://mfmls.com ‐ Mid Florida MLS
http://mortgagefraudblog.com
http://www.waao.org/assessorwebs.htm ‐ Assessor Websites
http://www.realestatedecline.com
Thank you Kim,
Very helpful information indeed. But may I add one more that is free to all of us, here, at DG's home-site?
***http://totalviewrealestate.com/***
Dean has been kind enough to build this and it is a great research site for all of the information I have needed to properly evaluate my deals.
Theo T.
CogniWorld-LV
The problem with not having a goal is
that you spend all of your time running
up and down the field but you never score.
-Bill Copeland
for the info.
Merry Christmas!
Linda
"...be; not greedy for money....but eager to serve"
1 Peter 5:2