how do i find out which bank owns the house

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Some counties have this information available on line.  I typically look for the property records or the tax record section of the site.  Many counties use the format www.co.<county name>.<2 digit state abbreviation>.us.  Another area to look is at the sheriff's website for the county if it is a foreclosure by advertisement.  If you are not having luck with these on-line sources, I would either check with a local realtor or visit the property records department of your county.  Good luck
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Have a agent look it up or do a public records search yourself in order to find out the bank that holds the mortgage.
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