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How to find the mtg holder?
Hi Everyone,
Thank you for taking the time to answer this. I have found a property that I believe has the potential to be a good flip. The property has been vacant for 5 years. I have found blog posts from neighbors complaining about the property, that it has been foreclosed on, is an eyesore, vacant, etc. However, I can not find any records of which bank holds the property. The county tax records still list the original owner who no longer lives there. Is there a way to find this information without paying for a title search?
Thanks again