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Kwadwo Boafo
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Help finding address to vacant lot

Kwadwo Boafo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Riverside, CA (moreno valley)
Posted Oct 9 2019, 19:05

Hello bp community, found a motivated seller who supplied parcel id, tract and lot number for his vacant lot the owner would consider an offer on, how would I go about locating address to this lot to run comps on. 

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Replied Oct 9 2019, 19:16

You don’t need an actual address to run comps.....but you simply look at the addresses of a few houses on both sides of the lot, should be easy to figure out. 

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Kwadwo Boafo
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Replied Oct 9 2019, 20:24

Thanks @Wayne Brooks, the issue is the potential seller didn't/hasn't provided me with even a proximity address to go off of. 

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Replied Oct 10 2019, 04:26

You should be able to find it on the county property appraiser/gis site, or whatever dept they call it there.