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Updated over 5 years ago, 07/09/2019

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Buying condemned property(s)

Willie Taylor
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I’m from Ohio and I was wondering how can I buy or get a list of condemned properties in my city??

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David Oldenburg
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  • Granite Bay, CA
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David Oldenburg
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  • Granite Bay, CA
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@Willie Taylor  I have a friend in the Sacramento area who looks for properties with code enforcement violations and he has made some pretty good money.   This is public information if you can search public records, but I bet you can find a title company who can help you search for this kind of violation on a home.  I'm guessing looking for condemned properties would be similar.