I texted the seller, got the address and did a drive by. it was about 1900 square feet, 4 bedroom 1 bath, with a detached 2 car garage. the house was across the street from the Hoover building that is being renovated into apartments, retail, etc. the parking lot actually butted up to this property.

On a positive note there was a new town home development going in across the street and it was close to the beach, so I'm thinking tear down and put in duplexes but my soon to be partner sees a diamond in the rough.

I think Ned was calling me out to teach the right way to wholesale, by implication :)I could "wholesale" the house across the street from the regulator and attorney in that Ohio video on wholesaling and she couldn't or wouldn't say a word. 

Alternately, I could just as well find the back taxes for all the houses on a particular street.

Although I know the area very well (I bowhunt right across the street), I don't have a good estimate of value for rural acreages here.  

You don't learn your market sitting behind a computer you learn it out on the street looking at and evaluating properties.

The exact same thing has been happening in New Jersey, "Go home bennies" "We don't need wall street money" so on, for as long as I can remember.

I just started working on looking up information on a different street and found a couple of trusts.

The apartment building across the street is renting 1br for $1400 and 2br for $1600.  

I drove through the area, there are new constructions happening on that street and the streets nearby.