GO TO YOUR COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS AND ASK FOR THE LAST 7-10 YRS OF PROPERTY DEED, LIENS, ETC. FEES VERY BY COUNTY AND STATE. OR YOU MAY BE ABLE TO FIND SOMEONE WHO DOES ABSTRACT TITLE SEARCHES FOR A SMALL FEE ANYWHERE FROM $35-100 PER HOUSE DEPENDING IF YOU WANT TAXES AND WATER ASSESSEMENTS INCLUDED.
golden child can you tell me when you say go to your county register of deeds, is that the same as city/town clerk?
what info do i have to give them to get my correct info?
thank you [ Edited by starterneedhelp on Date 06/15/2005 ]
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pghinvestor
i do know what you are talking about leave nothing to chance correct. but golden child has a great plan also.
know is it possible to just go to the city/town clerk and just go and read the records, for hours
By making it policy that you have to live in the home sure does limit investors from out of the area. Is that common practice? After reading the latest money magazine and particularly the real estate section Arizona is a real hot bed with little risk involved.
This practice has become the norm since the market heated up. Each builder has their own restrictions to limit investors.
People were camping out at the models on Friday night hoping to be able to purchase when a new development opened.
Then they went to the lottery system.
GO TO YOUR COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS AND ASK FOR THE LAST 7-10 YRS OF PROPERTY DEED, LIENS, ETC. FEES VERY BY COUNTY AND STATE. OR YOU MAY BE ABLE TO FIND SOMEONE WHO DOES ABSTRACT TITLE SEARCHES FOR A SMALL FEE ANYWHERE FROM $35-100 PER HOUSE DEPENDING IF YOU WANT TAXES AND WATER ASSESSEMENTS INCLUDED.
No there is no website that you can use to do this. You must go to the courthouse yourself or pay someone to do it.
thanks to all
golden child can you tell me when you say go to your county register of deeds, is that the same as city/town clerk?
what info do i have to give them to get my correct info?
thank you [ Edited by starterneedhelp on Date 06/15/2005 ]
hello nay wilson
also if i go to the court house who do i ask for?
and thank you
ok
pghinvestor
i do know what you are talking about leave nothing to chance correct. but golden child has a great plan also.
know is it possible to just go to the city/town clerk and just go and read the records, for hours
By making it policy that you have to live in the home sure does limit investors from out of the area. Is that common practice? After reading the latest money magazine and particularly the real estate section Arizona is a real hot bed with little risk involved.
This practice has become the norm since the market heated up. Each builder has their own restrictions to limit investors.
People were camping out at the models on Friday night hoping to be able to purchase when a new development opened.
Then they went to the lottery system.