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Roger Gelpey
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Alabama: Vacant vs Abandoned

Roger Gelpey
  • Investor
  • Danvers, MA
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In discussing a property the other day it was pointed out that in taking possession of a property one must be certain that it REALLY is abandoned and not simply vacant. Is there some sort of accepted criteria for establishing the status? I know that querying the neighbors is a start but beyond that?

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Michael Watts
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Michael Watts
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I think you can get a good answer from the people living next door if any coming to check on the property,  you can see if anyone keeping up the yard and outside maintenance of the house 

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