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Jeff Wittig
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Liberty Lake, WA
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Dudilagence Foreclosure Auctions Title search Spokane Washington.

Jeff Wittig
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Liberty Lake, WA
Posted

Hello all in the BP community!

So I'm looking into the foreclosure auctions in the Spokane WA area and I have a question about how to perform a title search on a property that I may be interested in. What is a safe way to do this. Can I go downtown to the courthouse and ask for a title search on the property or sit at one of their computers and find the info? Is it free at the courthouse or is there a fee? Can I trust the info I get at the courthouse or should I play it safe and have a title company or some other company run the search so I am protected by their insurance?

Not sure what the right answer is and any of my online searches have just led to confuse me. Hoping someone who has some experience in this can chime in. Just trying to load my gun before the big hunt.

Thanks

Jeff Wittig

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