Should I just talk to landlord or directly take matter with corporations ?

But I can't find anything online to confirm that.

I wish I wrote this, however I simply found it online.

I have seen property values triple in some cases in a matter of 5 - 8 years.

I will buy their house in a matter of days with no worries of me backing out or being screwy with the transaction.

Online sites will never be as accurate as a human who can take all the little things into account.

Taxes can be precisely calculated from your tax accessor's website (most of the time its online), and for insurance I'd call your agent and ask for a quote.

hey whats up k, theres a ton of forclusre listing in bridgeport, in the saturday ct post (newspaper). i looked online they have a section for forclosures but none listed tonite maybe the do it satuday like the print edition. http://connpost.kaango.com/feListAds/categoryID/775 , i called on one friday but it was cancelled most have been snacthed up by an investor, also i belong to reality trac and there a ton there also,but not all the one's that are in the paper thats why you have to do both. hope this helps

Jimmy, well I would say it matters what your exit strategy is.

You can usually get one online from your state's real estate commission or also from a title company.Recent comparative sales from a realtor will ALWAYS be the MOST accurate way of determining value.