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Gary Looft
  • Santa Fe, NM
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Locating and approaching a homeowner

Gary Looft
  • Santa Fe, NM
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There is an abandoned property in our neighborhood. It is a distressed property. Drug activity, a real mess. But it is the probably the largest house in the area, around 5500 square feet. Would be worth a lot of money after repairs. I think the owner is still in the area. See cars in the driveway occasionally but no one living there full-time.

What is the best method for finding a homeowner that is not currently living in the house? Private investigator?

Also, what is the best method of making an offer to a cold homeowner? 

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