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How to search property records
What was the sale price of the house down the street? Who bought it?
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It’s all public record, and in some counties, those property records are available online. When using these property appraiser’s sites, you can search records in several ways. Keep in mind if you search by street address, you have to enter the street address in the precise way that the appraiser’s office does, including how and what they abbreviate.
It is often easier to search by an owner’s name. (Again, you have to watch the way the appraiser’s office lists names. In Palm Beach, for example, it’s last name, then first name, with NO comma in between. In Broward, use a comma, but no space!) Searching by owner’s name can be quite interesting – try a few local celebrities for fun.
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