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Joseph Leonard
  • Fishers, IN
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Driving for Dollars Question

Joseph Leonard
  • Fishers, IN
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BP Community,

I recently learned about the strategy of "driving for dollars" on a BP podcast. Love the idea. My question is, once you find a home that is abandoned, how do you go about finding who owns the property so you can contact them to see if they would be interested in selling? 

I gave "driving for dollars" a shot tonight and found a couple places. I went to the neighbor's house, knocked on the door and spoke to one neighbor but she kind of looked at me in a very confused manner and didn't have any knowledge of the name of the owner or anything helpful.

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