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Tyler Salvi
  • Manchester, NH
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Finding properties with disconnected utilities.

Tyler Salvi
  • Manchester, NH
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In the "BiggerPockets Podcast 332: How to Build a Deal-Finding MACHINE With Adam Johnson and Brent Moreno"  they talk about getting a list of properties with disconnected water/utilities. This seems like a great way to find distressed properties and or motivated sellers. I tried calling my local utility companies and they said people call all the time asking the same question but they are unable to provide any info. I noticed on the show notes some people were wondering the same thing as well. Can any one provide any details on how its done? Thank you in advance.

Tyler

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