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Mark Plesha
  • Realtor
  • Highland, IN
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Mark Plesha
  • Realtor
  • Highland, IN
Posted

I found a home in my subdivision that looked like it needed some work so I decided to check it out on my counties assessors page. I found the owner and when I googled her name an obituary page came up. I learned that her husband passed away years ago and her son lives in the next town over. There are people at the house occasionally, but it does not seem like anyone is living there. My question is should I send a letter addressed to the home in her name or send it to the son's address in his name? Any help in this matter would be much appreciated, thanks.

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