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Getting In Touch With Property Owner

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Today while I was driving for dollars I stumbled upon a duplex that looked vacant. I took the address to the Levy Court recorder of deeds and she provided me a document of the property info and where the current owner lives. Now that I know it is absentee owned and vacant should I write a direct mail letter or try and find the owners phone number and give them a call ? Any advice ?

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@McKinley Crowley I found there number and gave them a call, I got one partner who said her husband would be back later and reach out to me when he could. If I hear no response I should start mailing or give it a week and call again ?

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