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What a property sold for in the past.

Joshua Dorkin
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Hey all - I recently read a post somewhere where a beginner wanted to know if it was possible to find out past sales information on a property. They were excited about a property, but were curious about the history.

Title companies have access to this information. Contact your local title company and let them know you want to find out the history of a home. They should pull up past sales prices and dates for you. If they won't do it without charging you, call your local realtor and have them request the information from title. It is a service the title companies do FREE for realtors in order to get business.

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Have your title company give you access to fidelitypassport.com. You can see sales history off the reports its generates.

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