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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Next step to locate an owner?
I found a house a few years back while Driving for dollars. It was totally overgrown and appears to be vacant.
I have been trying to get in touch with the owner since i found it.
This is what I have done.
- Mailed either postcards or letters about every quarter for the 1st year then every once in a while. I got most of them back if not all.
- Skip trace with no info found other then the name I already had. No additional address.
- Had the local tax assessor try and get me the name or address of the person paying the taxes. Property taxes are up to date.
- Mailed all the neighbors immediately around the property. No response.
So I am looking for suggestions to further my search. Its an off market property that would possibly make a great flip.
If you have a suggestion I am open to listen.
Thanks