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Suggestions for Contacting Property Owner
Hey all. I've got some vacant land I am very interested in. It is in a developed area, was purchased when first subdivided in the 70's and has just sat there. I looked up the tax records and have mailed the owners property of record 2x. I also found a phone number online for the owner (who knows how accurate that is) and have left a voicemail.
My question is, any other suggestions on how to get ahold of them? I am going to have my letter translated into spanish, but any other suggestions would be super helpful.
Thanks in advance.