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Angel Dejesus
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  • Property Manager
  • Boston, MA
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Looking to exterminate scuaters by buying the building

Angel Dejesus
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  • Property Manager
  • Boston, MA
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Looking for advice and suggestions.

A neighbor that I never had 2 words with seemed to disappear from his dilapidated building and now it seems that squatters and rodents are looking for an apartment to occupy.

My serious question is what’s the process or how would I go about finding The Who what where when and why. Registry of deeds I get. Is there any other way I can find out if the bank owns the building?

As a neighbor of a neighbor stated to my handyman. The owner died a year ago. And it’s in the internet. But there’s no other information. Just an obituary. Now I have a great building that is the missing link to a gentrifying neighborhood.

any suggestions

Thanks

As deals hard to find and harder to create.

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