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Jacob Casarez
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Buying an off market Multi-family property

Jacob Casarez
  • Wholesaler
  • Columbus, GA
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Does anybody have experience in acquiring off market 2-4 unit multi-family deals? Any information regarding how the process works, to educational resources, and personal experiences would be extremely helpful! Thank you

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Moses Kagan
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Moses Kagan
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Not sure about OR, but in CA, the county needs to have at least the owner's name and address in order to send out property tax bills. This information is public record, so you can get it from the county assessor's office. (In CA, the MLS also has access to this data available online for members.)

Once you have the owner's name and mailing address, it's usually pretty easy to find a way to get in touch via googling / facebooking.

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