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Jarrett Powell
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Maximizing Driving for Dollars in Multifamily Area

Jarrett Powell
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Hey BP,

I'm new to real estate investing, and I'm looking for some advice on driving for dollars in a dense multifamily area. 

I'm in Sacramento CA and there is a large multifamily inventory. In my farm area, about 80-85% of the homes are small multifamily (2-6 units). When I'm driving for dollars and noticing dilapidated or mismanaged properties, I make note of them. Once I have this list of addresses, how do I find the owners, when most of their addresses won't match the property I'm searching for? Do I need to purchase a list of absentee owners form listsource etc, or is there a way I can get to property owners before they're "listed?"

Anything helps. Thanks a ton

Jarrett P.

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Tim Kunz
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Tim Kunz
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In Sacramento County I don't think you can find property owner information online for free. You have to call or go to the county assessor office. The other options are find someone with access to the MLS as tax records can be pulled through there or you can sign up for a Property Radar account (they offer a free trial).

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