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Allison Meggison
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If I'm trying to find the owner of an LLC who owns property in

Allison Meggison
  • Realtor
  • Bangor, ME
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I'm attempting to find the owner of an LLC who owns property in Phoenix but that doesn't necessarily mean the LLC is registered in Arizona right? What's the best way to find the owner? I've googled the company and skipped the mailing address. The property address owner is the LLC but I'm not sure how to contact the owner if I don't know their name...

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Pamela Sandberg
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Pamela Sandberg
  • Realtor / Attorney
  • Phoenix, AZ
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No, the LLC doesn't HAVE to be registered in AZ, though it likely is. Did you check the Secretary of State registry? If you have a mailing address, you could always try to a "dear sir/madam" letter instead of addressing it to one specific person.

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