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Luther McIntosh
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Driving for dollars

Luther McIntosh
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Linden, NJ
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Ok BP so I have been driving for dollars. For the most part things have been going well, with the exception of a few road blocks. I found two properties with all the right signs of an absentee owner. I take both addresses down and later tried to locate the owners through the county tax assessors site. To no avail, I came up empty handed. What to do next is why I'm here. HELP!!! 

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Shane Woods
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Shane Woods
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Some sites let you do a search without the #.  just using the street name.  Then you can see a listing of all the addresses on that street, and then pick the one you think is your subject property.  Also, there are usually multiple ways to search for properties in a county.  Try *** county property records in google.  it's not always the county appraisal district site that gives the best info.  Sometimes the county assessor's office is separate.  sometimes 3rd party websites have the data.

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