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: Check your local county tax assessor’s website for tax delinquency lists or building code violations.
: Speak with neighbors, postal workers, or utility employees who may know if a homeowner has passed away or moved without selling.
: Use platforms like Zillow to find pre-foreclosures or dedicated auction sites. 2. Identify and Contact the Owner
: Look up the property address on the county tax website to find the owner of record.
: If the owner is not at the property, use skip-tracing tools or public records to find their current contact information.
Once you find a house, you must determine who holds the title:
: Reach out to the owner or their heirs directly. In many cases, they may be happy to sell a property that has become a financial burden. 3. Navigate the Purchase Process
