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tax records for the parcel #, usually on the county website.

These are two separate parcels next to each other.Since we are taking title in the LLC, we are talking to commercial/business lenders.  

There is a lot of great food for thought on this line of posts ... we just sold our latest flip pre-market with an agent I knew, with a buyer who had missed on several deals before ours came across.

find a wholesaler and ask for a birdog agreement sign it and find the properties according to his specs He will pay if they buy or assign the parcel

Not even fast food work.

I am fairly new to real estate, I currently own two rental properties and two parcels that were purchased at the county tax sale.

@Sam McPeekThe only upside I see just owning both of them so you can control the tenants and management of both.Combing the parcels I think would limit your resale value because your now into commercial financing.  

Now, on the other hand, if you need a deal so bad real fast cause you can't pay rent or buy food or something like that - well a second job is the way to go for that, not investing.

Then go through you list of cash solds and seach each property on the county website by the lot #, parcel #, or address (whatever your county website uses).