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Re: Accessing landlocked property without deeded acces
[Re: Acorn]
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02/13/18 11:16 PM
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Acorn
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Foley, AL
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Re: Accessing landlocked property without deeded acces
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02/16/18 07:08 AM
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Go to the online county GIS tax accessor mapping website. You can get a lot of information there. Like boardering owners, sometimes old plat maps. Ownership history. Sometimes the small rural counties in some states charge money for searches and printouts
Last edited by CatHeadBiscuit; 02/16/18 07:09 AM.
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