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what to ask for

Gerald King
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I have called to several code offices here in Birmingham area and no-one has a list of distressed properties that have code violations...that might be scheduled to be condemned, torn down, over grown lawn etc.

My question is...What should I be asking for and how do I ask for this? I am trying to get into wholesaling and this would be my first attempt to try and get a list of some sort.

Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.

Gerald