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Updated almost 11 years ago, 01/05/2014

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Christy Glenn
  • Investor
  • Brighton, TN
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Public Records

Christy Glenn
  • Investor
  • Brighton, TN
Posted

Hello,

I am fairly new to BP. The main question I have is about searching public records before getting too invested in a property such as a Foreclosure. I have read a lot of information on why we should utilize public records and I agree.....very valuable info! However, the problem I am having is finding any liens on a property. I am able to search my local counties assessors data, county GIS, and find information about the neighborhood, comps, taxes, and such. The only thing I can't find is existing liens. I know every county will be different if available. I was just hoping someone would think of something that I didn't. What am I missing? Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Christy

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