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Justin Milligan
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Find who purchased a property (b4 deed is posted online)?

Justin Milligan
  • Miami, FL
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Hi everyone.  There was a triplex that I was interested in purchasing but it was put under contract before being able to check it out.  Surprisingly, the building sold for much lower than I expected and I am interested in possibly purchasing it from the new owner.  

Since the property just sold, I haven't seen the recorded deed online to reach out to the new owner.  Anyone have ideas on how to find out who bought it without contacting the Listing Agent?

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Bob Okenwa
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Bob Okenwa
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@Justin Milligan

Have you actually tried calling the county assessor's office to get the info?

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