These expenses include: Contributions up to 6% of the sales This information is accurate as of the time of posting.

You have received several accurate and  thorough responses to your question. 

Do these seem like accurate statements?

Like is there a website that people has used that seem to be accurate to determine the value of the house?

It does not guarantee it's records in themselves are accurate or current.If there were unpaid property taxes, the tax lien could have been sold.

It's really the same thing as saying 25 year useful life, but doesn't carry the same subtext of - the building will be worthless in year 26..I've read that in Japan, houses are usually torn down after about 30 years, which means the 27.5 year useful life is fairly accurate if we followed the same practice here.

Everyone here are investors, we don't gamble, make yourself a sure return on investment for someone.Want to know what your friends will teach you?

These expenses include: Contributions up to 6% of the sales This information is accurate as of the time of posting.

@Branden Vandette You can go to Annual Credit Report to get your free credit report from all 3 reporting agencies and see what is accurately reported.  

Yes we have the funds to purchase the property cash with no contingencies - but may need a construction loan for the renovation.The problem is there are no accurate comps, as everything else on the market is out of date or not similar to this property.