how do i learn the age of a home?

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Tax records are a quick and easy way to get a lot of information. Many places they are available on-line.
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January 13 2011
Additionally if all else fails you can ask one of us realtors to ask one of our title agents to get us some courtesy title information...just another avenue to try...it works sometimes...These are all great answers...if you have any other questions please feel free to let us know.. Reuben
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January 07 2011
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Hi gsee1-

Hi this is Jerry. If you're referring on when it was built, just Go to Zillow, click on the "Homes" tab on the top and type in the address then click the GO button.

You will see the year built on the home details page.

If you have other questions about this, please let us know.

Thank you.
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January 07 2011
We use a few different methods depending on how old the home is.  Relatively newer homes will have inspection tags with dates on electrical panels, plumbing, and mechanical items.  If these things are not available or you don't have access to the home you can call the building department of the city the home is in.
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