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Melinda Campbell
  • Savannah, GA
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Maybe found a possible lead?

Melinda Campbell
  • Savannah, GA
Posted
I was searching for absentee owners when I somehow came across the website propertyshark.com . I'm not familiar with them at all but they have me 1 free report so I wanted to try it out. They listed the names of the owners and it shows that they also have another house. It looks like they are/were trying to sell one of the houses.. ? How would I go about finding out if they're one of the distressed homeowners I should try and work with? Is it best to just look their phone number up in yellow pages and ask them if they're trying to sell the property?

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