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Answers (1)
- julie78787
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You'd have to look at all of the sales transactions for the home. Typically they are recorded with the tax collector's office.
Sometimes homes sell for $1 when ownership is being transferred under some legal agreement, such as a divorce. The $1 sales price is a nominal 'consideration' and usually a legal fiction -- the value of the home is much greater, but there is no transfer of cash, only transfer of ownership.
Sometimes homes sell for $1 when ownership is being transferred under some legal agreement, such as a divorce. The $1 sales price is a nominal 'consideration' and usually a legal fiction -- the value of the home is much greater, but there is no transfer of cash, only transfer of ownership.
When was the property sold for a dollar?
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