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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Finding owners of properties
Hi Everyone,
I did some "walking" for dollars in my neighborhood and came across six properties that are vacant. I also drove around and found a dozen properties that looked pretty run down. My problem is that I can't find a resource to now track down the official owners and their mailing address.
LA County does not provide name/address information on their website and San Diego County told me that I have to come into the office.
How is everyone doing this? I've heard people say "Have a title company do it for you", but why would a title rep do this for me if I am not an agent?
I found a blog on BP from a while back by Chris Feltus, Driving for Dollars Bible, that gives good info., but in his examples the local appraisal district gave name/mailing address info on their website, which isn't the case in LA and SD counties. So, now what?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!