Today’s class was very informative. Professor Sistrunk began by speaking to the class about the differences between having a car & house repossessed. We learned that to account for a house is much easier, as it pertains to location and be being able to physically take possession, than it is to do so with a vehicle. Shortly after, through a step-by-step process, we were shown how to receive assessor’s information by state, city and county via http://www.netronline.com/. Using this website, information about any type of property, houses, condos, apartments, etc in any county within the United States can be found. Also, another interesting way of getting information is looking up properties by owner’s name. When researching this way, you will be able to insert a name, and then receive information on all properties owned by that individual.
How To: go tohttp://www.netronline.com/ -> Insert property owner’s first & last name or zip code -> information about property owner’s property or specific property (whichever was inserted) will appear for your research
This information was very helpful, however a lot of the information that you may be interested in attaining has a price tag. I believe they should make some of the info a little cheaper if not free.
ReplyDeleteAfter hearing the lecture I am interested in getting a real estate busines off the ground that I want some else to manage. Hopefully the business would reach a point where I wouldn't have to do anything but receive payments.
ReplyDeleteAfter listening to the lecture I too was compelled to start a real estate business. However, after visiting a few sights and reading some documents I realized that Professor Sistrunk made it seem easier than it is. A lot of research and work goes into it.
ReplyDeleteThe information on Monday's class session was very interesting and helpful. I plan on using these websites when I need vital information dealing with real estate
ReplyDeleteI learned in this blog about how it is better to own a house then own a car. That is your car gets reprosessed that they just take it. If your house gets taken away the process is longer an drawn out.
ReplyDeleteThe information on Monday's class session was very interesting and helpful. Please know that I plan on using the info in these websites when I plan on investing and dealing with real estate
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