i need to know how much was paid for a house by the current owners in nelson county virginia?
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Go to the county courthouse. Go to the land records office. It's public records. You can read all the way back to the first owner. Good Luck.
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Try the county assessors office.  They have listings of all property.  You can also find newly divided land and new developments.  This is all on my counties assessors website, along with satilite photos.
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Call the county offices in that county. Wish I could have been more help. Thanks for the job you guys are doing<<<<<<<<<<<<
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http://xroads.virginia.edu/~MAP/TERRITORY/1870map.html
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Try contacting the County Assessor for information.\n\nhttp://www.lacledecountymissouri.org/phone.html
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My daughter is going to Kentucky this weekend to check it out\n\nShe has found a 1 1/2 acre, 5 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath just remodeled for $89,900.00!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Try and contact is the closest Real Estate I could find close to N.C. there may be some connection there also.\n\n http://deescountryplaces.com
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go to this address, it will tell you exactly what you need to do! good luck! http://www.gibill.va.gov/
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Go to the local county clerk's office.  They would have property tax records.  These records would include the owners and assessments for the properties - assessments for taxes, anyway.
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you should go to the BostonGlobe.com and use their archives..a lot would depend on the location (it is Everett) and size of also condition...I'd guess about $850.00
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You can find out in Public Records, normally if the house is appraised say 200 thou, they sell it for 75% of that amount, check public records in your area by searching google or altavista..☺
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$ 123,000 dollars aprox. for a good property\n\n:>peace
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In the 1950s, Richard J. Reynolds, Jr. began offering blacks who owned land on the barrier island of Sapelo in Georgia the "opportunity" to swap the prime land for less desirable land of a smaller size.  At least a dozen black families made the swap, despite coming up on the short end of the deal.\n\nSome of the families are recorded as having recieved other compensation such as lumber for building a new home but there are reports that the extra compensations did not come through.  There were also some veiled threats made as to the black landowners continuing employment for Mr. Reynolds who was the primary employer in the area.  Mr. Reynolds also owned most of the other infrastructure on the island and was a close friend of the county sherriff.\n\nAt least one of the black landowners claims that land that is under control of the Sapelo Foundation, a philanthropic organization set up by Richard J. Reynolds Jr., is still his.  County records show no evidence of a sale by the Walker family and Ernest Walker is still paying property tax on the land.
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Go to http://www.ncgov.com/
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Doug Wilder of Virginia
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That would be the county's recorder. Their site is below. They recommend going through a title company or lawyer though, and don't provide much information, unfortunately. You might get more help if you go to the office in person or call.
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county records will show you who owns a property\n\nYes I am a Realtor. You can email me @   joelbejarano@sbcglobal.net with any ???