Has anyone had success in getting a list of properties with their water cutoff for the past 6 months? This was mentioned in the BP Real Estate Podcast Episode 332 with Adam Johnson and Brent Moreno. I reached out and they said that they do not share this information with the public.
Investor · Fairfax, VA · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 801 votes
3y
Great question. I assume your looking for those houses that are in distress. One way you can do this is to look at the tax records online, and it can tell you which houses are behind on their taxes. Not sure about D.C. but in Fairfax it shows.
Investor · Fairfax, VA · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 801 votes
3y
Great question. I assume your looking for those houses that are in distress. One way you can do this is to look at the tax records online, and it can tell you which houses are behind on their taxes. Not sure about D.C. but in Fairfax it shows.
Great question. I assume your looking for those houses that are in distress. One way you can do this is to look at the tax records online, and it can tell you which houses are behind on their taxes. Not sure about D.C. but in Fairfax it shows.
Thank you John, I am running through a few filters and water shutoff is one of them.
Real Estate Consultant · Member since 2022 · 47 posts · 51 votes
3y
We used to request this list as well in the past; however, some cities will no longer give you verbose information as in give you the specific home address. You may have to request for the persons' full name, and then join that information to the county appraisal data to tie it with the property address.