i would like to know how to get some information on my house well the history on my house?
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You can find property records, former owners and the like at:\n\nhttp://www.pretrieve.com/address_simple.jsp\n\nhttp://www.zillow.com/
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There is a site you can go on called Zillow.com and all you do is put your address in and it tells you about the aprox price of your house with squar footage and everthing else you need to know.
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You can't, you have to go to the local office of records, likely pay a fee, depending upon where the house is, and have them give you a copy and only if it's your house and you can prove it.
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Use google. Sometimes you can dig up a lot of useful info.
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Go to your local courthouse and look it up in the public real estate records.
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If you are ready to pay, just type "property title search" in Google and you'll get tens of links\n(e.g., http://www.Intelius.com will give you reports for about $15).\n\nThe following link gives you hints, how you can get this info for free:\nhttp://genealogy.about.com/library/weekly/aa070802c.htm
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work your way backwards....get info from your parents...there parents....and so on then you cqan go to anestry.com and ask questions there and also use the family history center in your local area
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PUBLIC RECORDS IN THE CITY OF THE HOUSE / LOCATION WITH THE ADDRESS....
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Go to your county office and speak to the county clerk.  They can direct you to the office of property records.  There may be a small charge for the service, too.
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Start by looking at the website for the American Homebuilders Association.  Google "housing industry history".  Ask your local reference librarian for help too - the web is not always the most efficient source for information.
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you can try asking the neighbors first for some general information (e.g. who lived there before, what jobs did they have, etc.).  from there, you can try to look for more information in your local library (old newspapers and records).  you can also try your city hall first and ask which lother local government offices would have information on home owners.  you can also try to find out the architect of the home is (or was if that person is already dead).  if you bought your house through a real estate broker, try asking him or her for extra information.
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do a title search.\nit is worth paying the title company to do this.\ndoing yourself is difficult.\nif the county has public access to recordslook up the current owner. the document will show a recording date and a cross reference #. trace theat # and it will tell you the seller.look up that seller in general ref if you  have to but usually the recording # will tell you what you need to know. keep doing this until you get to the time period you want..\nwhen the owners name you want appears, then you have to do a geneological trace to0 find family who may or may not have pictures, and may or may not share them with you.\nstewart and american are both natiowide as i remember\nwhen you call them area code 555 1212 for info, ask for customer service.
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Try Ancestry.com   Not sure if it will give you the info you need but i know there is info there on my computer but I also have the family tree maker installed.
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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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Try your county Auditor and Recorder.\n\nThe auditor normally has info regarding how much a property has been purchased and what features a property contains, i.e. beds, bths, etc..\nThe recorder will give you auctual documentation of what liens are on a home. Mortgages, 2nds, etc..\n\nIt takes some research, but this public information  is powerful
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Unless there was a famous murder at the residence, it's not likely that you'll find information on the internet. \n\nYou could go to your county clerks office and research the history of ownership of the property, then cross reference the owners names to the obituaries from the local newspaper.
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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 ???