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Howie Baker
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  • Investor
  • Acton, CA
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Locating current owners of apartment builidings

Howie Baker
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  • Investor
  • Acton, CA
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Our company is looking to do a direct mail campaign to the area apartment building owners where we would like to invest. We have received a list of the owners from our title company and this is where we hit a snag. A lot of the owners of these buildings are registered as corporations, partnerships, or LLC's. The secretary of state website in California will divulge address information of these corporations but not any phone numbers. The only names listed are those of the "registered agent" who may not necessarily be the best contact person. Of course any skip tracing follows individuals not companies. Any suggestions on how to proceed and who to mail to for the greatest success at contacting these companies would be greatly appreciated.

By the way, the company I am working with now was created by a contact I made here on BP just by reaching out to the local investor list for a meet and greet!!

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