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How to get a former tenant's work address

Garrett Hawk
  • Investor
  • Branson, MO
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I have a former tenant that I am trying to track down so I can serve them papers. (Missouri landlording laws)

I have their working phone number but I know they won't give me a current/work address.

Any ideas on how to find out this information?

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Kyle J.
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Kyle J.
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A few ideas....check social media (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc); Google search the tenant’s name (I once found an ex-tenant I was trying to serve with papers who was listed on an online professional membership roster with her work info); reverse Google search the phone number; have someone else call the number and pretend to be a customer, vendor or whatever is appropriate depending on the type of business. 

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