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Answers (9)
- Linda Tenza, "Linda Tenza"
- Contributions:2
Many municipalities now offer the ability to search property records online. Simply "google" your city or township name and look for "property look-up" or "assessor's department." If that doesn't work in your community, call your local realtor for assistance.
- Shawn Ryan Rosa, "sryan1980"
- Contributions:493
visit you country hall of records and view the recorded deed on the property. or simply call a local realtor and have them look it up in the MLS
- wetdawgs
- Contributions:26830
You can obtain this on the home details page for the property on Zillow if it sold in the last 10 to 15 years.
According to the Zillow records: November 26 2008 for $710,000
According to the Zillow records: November 26 2008 for $710,000
- Maya M. Stepniarek, "Maya1906"
- Contributions:4
MLS website - you need a realtor to do it for you, or city tax website. It is relatively easy, you just need to type in the address of the property.
- Angie Boggeman, "angie boggeman"
- Contributions:469
You can always ask an agent to look it up in the local MLS. Or you could search the county tax website. Keeping in mind that sometimes the tax records may take a few weeks to be updated after a transfer of title.
- Cheryl Talbot Real Estate, "Virginia Beach Homes"
- Contributions:674
One way to find out for sure might be to get on the city tax website for the city where the home is located. You can always call a Realtor in the city where the home is located and they will most likely be able to pull it up through tax records or MLS. Another way would be to google the address and see what you get. Maybe the easiest way would simply be to call a Realtor there. Thank you for your question.
- Kim Melendez, "kmelendez"
- Contributions:238
In Nevada you contact your County Assessor website.
- Phil Zimbardi, "TOP END Properties"
- Contributions:209
That information is typically on the home details page toward the bottom.
I am interested to find the price that a property last sold for. Is this possible?
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