I found a vacant property that I want to  find out the owner, so if possible I can buy it. I looked around the web but all I found was sites that you had to pay for info, it usually was too much info, I didn't want to pay and just wanted simple info. like a name maybe a phone number
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Any Title search company
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try zabasearch.com it usually has a current address and sometimes a phone number, and ITS FREE.
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There are many different properties that are being repossesed, I suppose you are speaking of forecosures. \n\nIf this is what you are looking for a real estate agent will not be of very much use to you. By looking for foreclosed property you can not get a bargain from a real estate agent because they will be trying to sell the property for full value, even up to the very last day.\n\nThere are some sites that are suppose to have free list, though I have yet to find any that just allow you to down load a free list of foreclosures.\n\nIf you have the time you can go to the county court house of your local area and research your list that way, it is a bit time consuming but you will have a list as all foreclosures are filed with the county court.\n\nThere are some companies that sell list of foreclosed properties, if you can afford to purchase such a list and depending on why you want the list. if you are planning to purchase a home for yourself or planning to become a foreclosure investor.     \n\nYour local newspaper would carry a small listing of properties in foreclosure, but remember you want the ones that are into the initial phase of the foreclosure. The other foreclosure list published is for the trustee sale, you only have 20 days to deal with these people, which can be done if you have been doing foreclosures for awhile.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
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Hi, there is a site called hometrack that tells you the price any house was bought for. So you can see how much the house was orginally bought for and how much the houses in the street was bought for and when. I have helped people buy and sell and this site is a very helpful tool because you can also find out more indepth information about any property you are interested in.
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You could try your local library, because they would have microfiche copies of old telephone directories.  From that you could try companies house as they would have registered businesses.\nAsk the local newspaper if they have any adverts from said company or idea of who might have owned it.
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if you want to know who owned the property, check with the municipality.  if you need a notarized copy attesting to that, the town should know who notarized the sale.  they might not have a copy but you can try and find if the notary is still in business and has the records
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check google for the houses for rent posted online if you could access this you can access google
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I checked out the site.  It looks ok, but I don't think it's the way I would go if I were selling property.  I'd rather find a real estate agent that knows the area
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I would go to the realtor's website. All realtors have websites, and almost all of them have seperate websites for the local branches, and they should have video tours of the homes, when the homes were built, and the previous owner's cell number for any further questions.
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GET AN APPRAISAL ON THE BUILDING FIRST!!!\n\nYou may run into the problem of the property not being suitable to the area for it's "Highest and best use" meaning that no one will do financing on the property EVER!\n\nThe title company in your area will be able to get you in touch with the owner. If it's abandoned they are most likely elderly or it has reverted back to the city because of enviromental issues.
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An easier way to look for a place is www.Realtor.com\n\nYou should be able to find a place according to your budget, location, and needs.\n\nWhat area are you looking around?
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You can easily find out who owns a house through your County Auditor.  Most counties have a website that allows you to search the auditor's records.  You can find this by searching "<Your County> Auditor" on yahoo.  Once there you can usually search by the address of the property you want to know about.  If there is no website available you can call your local auditor's office.
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If you have the actual physical address of the property, you could try the county recorder's office.  Just tell them you would like to know who pays taxes on that property.\n\nThis works where I live, hope it works for you too.
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www.realtor.com\n\nAlmost all the houses for sale have pictures.  Few of the rentals have them.  All of the rentals from our company have them.
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Get the adress of the business. Take it to the court house. They will look it up in their records and can tell you who owns it and who owns the property its sitting on. The court house will have all the info you need since they have to keep it on record for tax purposes and etc.
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I don't think you want to look at the lease to the house.  It sounds like you are more interested in locating the deed to the house sometimes called a "Warranty Deed", "Quit Claim Deed" or "Special Warranty Deed."\n\nThese records are filed at the Recorder's Office of the county.  You can call the county and find out very quickly how to view the actual deed. Some larger counties make the deeds veiwable online.\n\nAt any rate, you should be able to go the the Recorder's office and search on a computer or through books and find the deed and see who shows to be the owner.\n\nBest of luck.
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Go to your County Courthouse and ask where to find Ownership Data for property in Michigan. \n\nThe Owners of a property is considered "Public Knowledge."\n\nYou may even have a website that allows you to search the properties in your county!  Here in Arkansas, we use ArCountyData.com and in some counties its free to search.\n\nAnyways, your best bet would be contact the courthouse.  \n\nGood Luck!