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Updated over 12 years ago on . Most recent reply
Tracking down the owner of a vacant property
I was told of a vacant property word of mouth that has rehab potential. On the door was a notice to call the banks REO department for info. I was told that the property is not being marketed by the bank and that I should watch the newspaper for an auction notice. I do know the property has been vacant for at least 3 years.
At this point, should I be trying to track down the current owner to make an offer? A simple google search was no help. Any idea's on how to track the current owner?
Thanks in advance!