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Carson M.
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Listsource- My county does not have pre 2001 tax data

Carson M.
  • Investor
  • Ferndale, MI
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I have pulled a list of 1600 absentee owners with high equity for a target area.    I put my last sale date from 1900-2013. 

As I look over my list, the earliest sale date is in 2001.  There should be many homes that sold from 1900-2000 that would of ended up on my list.

I called Listsource and they looked into the issue.  According to them, the county in which the cities are located in does not provide tax info prior to 2001, making it impossible for them to produce leads from 2000 and before.

How the heck can I build a list of absentee owners and get around this?  I would prefer to hit homes that were sold pre 2000 more so than homes sold after 2000, which makes this data vital. 

Has anyone gotten around this problem before? Would different list generation websites be able to pull the full data I'm looking for?

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Ryan Dossey
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Ryan Dossey
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Honestly for an absentee list I don't know why you need that criteria in place. I buy deals LEFT & RIGHT from folks who've only owned the home for a year or two. (Think flippers that get in over their head, landlords who lease for a year and burn out, inheritance, etc.) 

I wouldn't count those out on someones advice. I would only do that if you have had issues by not limiting it that much/in that way. 

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