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Anthony Campbell
  • White Plains, NY
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A deceased owner. A gem property currently a hazard and eye sore.

Anthony Campbell
  • White Plains, NY
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I have a 2 family home, with the units side by side, 14 rooms in all. A real gem of the block. The owner passed away, awhile ago and the tenant has just been living there. The property is becoming a hazardous eye sore. I cannot find a clear owner of the property and the city does not have a name for who last paid the taxes on the property. According to the neighbors there are no heirs and they thought the city owned it. What can I do?

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