How To Find A Home That Will Likely Appreciate
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Julia Austin
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It’s public record
“If you’re not sure [where the investors are] and you want to double-check, look at the tax record. It’s public. Look at the county’s tax assessor. Look up the address. Find the owner, or ask your agent to do it,” advises Head. “Your agent can pull up a map and look up ‘labels’ and see owner names for an area.” Head says sometimes she does this and sees the same LLC name coming up as an owner over and over again. So that area is being taken over by investors.
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