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Answers (19)
- Erick Rodriguez
- Contributions:543
All of the advice is correct except that. are trying to negotiate directly with the bank is that why you want to know who is selling it? or is there another reason behind that?
- Dorothy Engel & Stella Logan, "Dorothy and Stella"
- Contributions:14
Title Records are public information. If you can't make a trip down to the County Recorder's Office, call any Realtor. We all have access to one or more programs on our computers that can pull up that information.
- Angelica Blatt, "angelicablatt"
- Contributions:129
Check the county records, call the realtor that has the listing, or call your local realtor.
- Joe Chen, "Joe C Chen"
- Contributions:219
You need an agent to prepare contract for you, so obviously it's a good question to ask that agent. Don't overlook the value of working with a buyer's agent to represent your best interest, as opposed to the listing agent that normally protects seller's best interest.
- MalibuBroker
- Contributions:27
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- Kari Phillips, "karip"
- Contributions:33
call your local real estate agent
- Danny Brown, "dannybrown"
- Contributions:67
Have your agent search the deed which will state which lender (s) have loans outstanding on the property.
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- Victor Gurrola, "Victor T. Gurrola"
- Contributions:1190
If its listed ask the Realtor if not it will be.
- Charlottesville Real Estate, "Charles McDonald"
- Contributions:230
this is too easy, just ask your buyers agent. If you do not have one ask the listing agent
- Wendy Rich-Soto, "SP RE Girl"
- Contributions:24
While you may be able to look up tax records to see which bank holds the deed to a property, you most likely will need a Realtor to make an offer. The easiest way to get the asking price, accurate home details and more is to find a reputable Realtor in your community to help you.
- CRESTICO
- Contributions:62
Any Real Estate Broker and or Agent should be able to provide that information for you. if you don't have an Agent, you can contact our preferred Real Estate Company. They have local Agents in Tarzana and Chatsworth who are very familiar with your geographic area and can provide you with the information you are looking for.
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- Gil Yanez, "gilyanez"
- Contributions:12
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A Realtor can look up that information for you easily. Most likely from tax records, or from the listing agent when it hits the market. Find a Realtor to represent you in your search for a home, and they will be able to answer all of your questions for you.
good luck,
- Matthew Goulden, "MatthewGoulden.com"
- Contributions:5
If the property is not already listed for sale by the bank then using an Agent or checking the tax records is the best way.
I will also say that Bank's want to get the best price and will want to market it on the MLS with an agent, keep your eyes peeled for the sign to go up or get an Agent to set up an automated search so that you can be notified as soon as it hits the market.
Matthew
I will also say that Bank's want to get the best price and will want to market it on the MLS with an agent, keep your eyes peeled for the sign to go up or get an Agent to set up an automated search so that you can be notified as soon as it hits the market.
Matthew
- Lane Midgett, "Lmidgett"
- Contributions:274
1.) Tax Records
2.) Title company
3.) Buyer's agent.
- Roger Jarnigan, "Roger Jarnigan"
- Contributions:69
You can get that information from a title company. If you wish to call me or email me, I can help you find the title holder to that home and / or look up other homes that my be of interest.
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- Jeff Markell, "Jeff Markell"
- Contributions:8
Sounds like you need a good agent that works Woodland Hills to help you.
Contact me and I can give you all of the information available on any property that interests you.
Contact me and I can give you all of the information available on any property that interests you.
- Lori Jakubowski, "Lori Jakubowski"
- Contributions:24
I handle bank owned properties for Bank of America. Bank owned properties will be listed on the MLS, the bank is not always listed. You can get that information from the listing agent, title company or tax records. Is the house listed or is it vacant waiting to be marketed?
- Frank Bernardo, "FrankBernardo.com"
- Contributions:86
contact your agent and he will help you. thats the best way.
- real estate mike
- Contributions:2001
You can try and check the tax assessors records in that county. Search by address and if the records are updateded you should see the banks name. Also when you make your offer the sellers name will appear in the contract.
I liked a house and it is a bank owned property. How can I find out which bank has this house?
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