The more intricate searches you do the more you find out.

With much admiration that I learned from him some of the intricate details of commercial valuations (i.e., certainly more complex than SFH comps). 

Most intricate one I've seen. 

@Kelvin Lee, Condemnations and eminent domain processes are very cumbersome, finite in scope and legally intricate and detailed. 

I have an MLS search for my Denver-area STR investor clients where I used the draw tool to draw an intricate map filter for only the unincorporated areas of Adams County that I care about.

So trying to see the correct way to form this has become a little more intricate it seems unless I’m missing something.

Since the huge appreciation, we have seen over the past two years, a lot of investors are leveraging their equity to build a real estate empire.Hopefully, that was understandable and not too intricate.

@Dylan Katz I'm a property manager in Philly so I deal with plenty of investors and have some more intricate tax issues myself.

I'm an engineer with good income and fair credit.Where it gets intricate...the vacant lot happens to have a small residential home (1000sqft, 2-1) and horse boarding stalls, however this is not found on title report.

This situation is hard to troubleshoot unless you have heard of it before and has the potential of creating mold if you don't remediate with a dehumidifier and the tenant keeping the temp at a reasonable differential to the outside temp.Another issue is they are almost always painted wood exteriors with intricate wood molding.