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Joshua Savage
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Purchasing a vacant lot

Joshua Savage
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Memphis, TN
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I believe I found a good deal on a vacant lot in an up and coming neighborhood.  Besides researching the tax accessor and asking the seller questions, where can I get more information on the property?  Who should I hire to help make this transaction?  Thanks!

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Austin Bell
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  • Tyler, TX
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Austin Bell
  • Lender
  • Tyler, TX
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Josh-
I will have a local real estate attorney or title company check the title. But I would absolutely get a title policy to ensure a clean title. When they run the title you might check to see if there is any deed restrictions or what the set backs are for that property.

Best of luck!
Austin

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