Hi,I've been looking at a property, running the numbers, etc., and it's piqued my interest. My realtor just forwarded over the property disclosure. It contains a notice to the purchaser instructing that all due dilige...

You can scrub your list using MLS (if you have access) to check a property's history or online with the county registry.

From Wikipedia:"National Change of Address (NCOA) is a registry of people who move or otherwise change their address in the United States.

(JLN Group LLC .... now mainly in Puerto Rico) and $100 for skip-tracing on their Flipster platform which was really old-looking and some things not said disclosed openly in layman's terms can get someone in trouble such as cold-calling the Do-Not-Call registry etc... . eHomeFacts Inc. and JLH Capital Partners are both correct.

I assume you'll include a link to your registry.

(This bld is not in historic registry to my knowledge) Built in 1929.

I know a guy who's on that registry, and it's tough for them to find housing.BTW, I only have 5 units, and 4 of them are a block or less away from an elementary school, i.e., too close for sex offenders to live in them.

If you want to figure out if an investor paid cash for a property in massachusetts you can go on the website for the county and look up the property ,if there is no mortgage listed and only a deed then you know that they paid cash...the registry website for boston for example is suffolkdeeds.com...it is free to search and everyone has access..you can also get a good line on hard money lenders trhis way as flippers who use hard money will have mortgages on thier property from the lender

I'm wondering if you have a source other than the Registry of deeds to get your Quit Claim deed data?