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Walker Hinshaw
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How do I figure out the details behind a vacant lot not listed for sale?

Walker Hinshaw
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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There is a relatively small, vacant piece of land big enough to fit two properties near my current home. There is no sign posted with information and I cannot find the lot for sale online. If I wanted to figure out some details about the land such as who owns the lot, how long they've owned it, etc. how should I go about doing that?

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Franklin Aponte
  • Miami, FL
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Franklin Aponte
  • Miami, FL
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Normally what I do is get on the property I'm researching county appraisers web page find the property on the map after entering an address near the property Sometimes the listed owners mailing address shows if it doesn't I get the parcel number go to the county's tax collector website using the parcel number pull up the records and there you will find the owners info. Point is reaching out to the owners that simple.

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