I'm finding some properties on my County Assessor's website that shows the assessed value way below market value (as much as 5-10x below market value), even though the last ownership transfer date way just a couple of years ago.Is there a reason the assessed value wouldn't be updated after the most recent ownership transfer?

As a GC, I always made good $$ on the fixers, usually bought with cash, but you can get a loan on some of them. 

I was surprised to see that, I expected the buyers to at least take a breath!

I’m a mortgage broker and investor based in Florida — I work with a lot of buyers looking to build rental portfolios across the state, including Destin/FWB.

Whether it’s helping with cold calling, driving for dollars, building buyer lists, or handling follow-up, I’m ready to put in the work and earn my stripes.My background is in project management, so I’m used to staying organized, managing moving parts, and seeing things through.

Purchase price: $1,890,000 Cash invested: $250,000 Sale price: $2,890,000 simple fix. and flip , the property was gorgeous when we completed the rehab What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Rents seemed to have finally caught up and cash flow is good.

I would lend $ to each of our kids to use as a downpayment on a business or cash-flowing real estate investment.  

Those are hard to find. 

Are you planning to do a cash out refi on this property?