You want to keep people from using your property a as cut through.Setting up even a fake camera with a sign with the county or city code on it that dumping is illegal. this site is monitored, and violaters will be prosecuted helps curb things.

Know that codes have changed so even if it held with what was there it may require extensive modifications to meet current code.You might look into it for the land value.

If it is not up to legal code, you should seek a discount.

Hi Joan,The property has been held as a rental property and therefore would qualify for tax-deferred exchange treatment under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code.

I have found some great spread sheets on the site and some software, but nothing seems to summarize all the reviewed properties on a single sheet to allow comparisons within a zip code or area.

I suspect this would violate come Realtor code, but what do I know...

WilliamProperty 14 bed 2 bathRent: $1,000.00 Cash flow: $779.67 Taxes: $683.00Insurance: $961.002013 Maintenance: $40.00 Annual Property Management Fees: $960.00Rental Date: March 4th 2013Property 23 bed 1 bathRent: $1,000.00 Cash flow: $750.58Taxes: $1370.00Insurance: $663.002013 Maintenance: $00.00 Annual Property Management Fees: $960.00Rental Date: Estimated Rent/ House is 2 weeks from rehab being completedProperty 34 bed 2 bathRent: $1,300.00 Cash flow: $1032.42 Taxes: $1020.00Insurance: $622.002013 Maintenance: 321.00 Annual Property Management Fees: $1248.00Rental Date: August 2013Property 43 bed 2 bathRent: $1,200.00 Cash flow: $867.08 Taxes: $2005.00Insurance: $814.002013 Maintenance: $24.00 Annual Property Management Fees: $1152.00Rental Date: March 1st 2013A few other attributes about the business and town I can think of are below: The business also owns a 12 foot utility trailer and a 20 by 15 office space the business rents for $210 a month (all bills paid) with desks, laptops, and office supplies.

I found the information on my city's website, under codes and regulations.

If you want to do larger deal, check out Section 42 of the Code with a 401C3

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