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Account Closed
  • Developer
  • Denver, CO
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Tracking down a current owner.

Account Closed
  • Developer
  • Denver, CO
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Hey all! There's an amazing vacant and off-market parcel I'm vying for currently for a project I've been working on and in spite of best efforts (letters, door knocking, phone calls, etc) myself and my agent have been unsuccessful at reaching the current owner. I did some digging on her and apparently when her husband passed, she inherited several commercial lots, a couple condos and houses, plus several parcels in Iowa.

Any thoughts on how to make positive contact with this lady, without being a stalker?

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John K.
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John K.
  • Wholesaler/Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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@Account Closed

My mistake, didn't catch that you tried to call. 

Have you gone down the bloodline, beyond the son, to try and locate some family member, somewhere? 

If the portfolio has that much potential, I would follow the bloodline as deep/wide as necessary. 

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