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Greg Horn
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  • McKinney, TX
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Greg Horn
  • Investor
  • McKinney, TX
Posted

Sorry if posted before... I looked at related topics and found nothing, so....

would it be legal to talk with your mailman/woman and ask them to let you know about homes whose mailbox might be stuffed to the max, or maybe homes that look to be vacant.  And then if you found the owner through the address tax records, and ended up buying the home.  Then you would have a deal where any homes you bought you would pay the mail carrier say...$500.

Thanks,

Greg Horn

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