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Tony Gunter
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Total Loss - Insurance Total Loss Residential Properties

Tony Gunter
  • Investor
  • Canton, GA
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Hello BP Kingdom

Does anyone know how/if/where one might find or generate a list of insurance total losses properties? Houses that have burned so badly they have been determined to be a total loss primarily. I know about condemned properties, but how quickly does the local government do that, and is there any way to get to the insurance companies soon after the property has been judged a total loss?

This is unplowed ground for me for a change. Anyone has some resources come to mind I might be missing?

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