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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Abandoned but owner is not motivated. How do you approach this?
I know of a very nice property in my area that is owned by someone who apparently has no motivation to sell, and yet this house sits vacant and abandoned, and is being assessed fees for maintenance by the City. It's been empty now for years, and is starting to show signs of being neglected. I don't know the owner's personal situation, but I've learned that she is not interested in selling and has been approached multiple times by individuals and the neighborhood. Does anyone have any idea what might be going on here? I'd like to contact the owner, but I wonder what the approach should be. Any insight is appreciated.
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