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Nick Zocher
  • Wholesaler / Real Estate Agent
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How Can I Find Who's Bought At Auction?

Nick Zocher
  • Wholesaler / Real Estate Agent
  • Oakland, CA
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Hi all,

Hoping someone can point me in the right direction here. Does anyone know if either auction sites or individual counties keep a log of the homes that were bought? I am looking for buyer information in order to reach out to auction buyers in my area.

Any guidance is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Nick

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Lauren Lockett
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Lauren Lockett
  • Investor
  • Arlington, TX
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Auction sites don't typically post the log of the homes that sold, at least in my 3 year experience. You'd have to be at the auction to get that information. But Ujwal is right! The county will keep records. The counties I work with in Texas keep them electronically so you'd have to see if that applies for your county! 

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