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Answers (5)

- Pat O'Reilly, "patohomes"
- Contributions:163
Get a Realtor involved. They will do the leg work for you and if it is not listed at the present time, they can keep on eye out for you. Let me know if you want help.

- Kile Properties, "KileProperties"
- Contributions:43
Try finding your CAD (Central Appraisal District) to see who the owner of record is. Once you find that, you can usually get an address or number for them. If you have trouble doing that, call a local Realtor and they can help you locate the owner of record. Then keep in touch with them so they remember you when they get ready to sell.

- Naima Sumner, "Dallas Ft. Worth PRO"
- Contributions:2847
I'll be happy to do some homework for you and see if I can help. Feel free to contact me through my profile. Zillow's rules prohibit me from posting my contact information here.
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- Albert Elhage, "aelhage"
- Contributions:33
You can also contact a local Realtor and ask them to represent you in cotnacting the owners of that lot.

- Keith & Kinsey Schulz, "Keith And Kinsey"
- Contributions:76
I'm assuming you've tried googling the address to see if it comes up with any for sale info? You should be able to find in public tax records who the owner is and then contact them. If your local area does not have a website for tax records, try calling your local assessor.
How do I know if the property (land, no house) next door is for sale?
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