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How do I find the owner of a property that looks abandoned?

Edem Ahlidza
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I did the driving for dollars thing but then I am not sure how to find the owner of some of the properties that look abandoned..... any help? And what to do next?

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Ben Kappel
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Ben Kappel
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Best, quickest, and easiest way, using the OnX hunting app.  I cant speak for other states, but in ND I can open my hunting app and see every property owner and some of the time their contact info.  This works especially great if your just cruising around since it can pinpoint your location. There's a free trail I believe if you want to test it out. 

Then I found if its an LLC, I can dive into the state gov page and search the llc, most of the time it gives a mailing address (po box) and a home address, then lookup that home address in OnX and find out who the owner of the LLC is.

I find it fascinating that no matter how private you try to be, you can find out pretty much anyone's information. 

Second best I found is just using the city tax assessor webpage. 

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