There simply is too much data that goes into valuing a property that isn’t clean and “machine readable” as they say in the software industry, unless you’re in an area with a huge supply of genuine cookie cutter houses.If you’re not sure why some houses sell for a lot more than others I would find a local agent for your team who can give you insight.All of that said, there’s Zillow Zestimastes if you just want a general idea.

The contracts make it to escrow with them still being readable.

Here is how my county calculates it:Taxable value $105,000.00 Homestead (if applicable) - $0.00 ---------------- Net taxable $105,000.00 Ratio X 0.04 ---------------- Total taxable $4,200.00 Millage rate X 0.2592 ----------------- Estimated tax for: 2012 $1,088.64 Local Option Sales Tax Calculation Net taxable property value $105,000.00 Local option sales tax factor X 0.003124 ------------------- Local option sales tax total $328.02 Estimated tax total $1,088.64 Local option sales tax - $328.02 ------------------ Estimated tax for tax year: 2012 * $760.62I tried to copy and paste and I had to play around with it to be readable..

Sorry the numbers got smushed together even after I painstakingly put lots of little spaces so everything was easily readable.

This is after quite a few attempts to make this a readable format.

Stove controls worn, not readable.11.

You can hire someone off fiverr to convert that into a readable spreadsheet.

It seems like I have a lot of research to do into the readability and cost of the changes.

I tried getting the serial numbers off the homes, I found most of them but one is barely readable and another can not be found at all.

And the lease is only 3 pages long (of course, the font is smaller than usual, but still readable).