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carl-b-correll
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I didn't know where else to put this...

I have a rather craptacular survey project that I'm doing and I don't know how to get in touch with an "adjoiner" to ask him if he knows anything about anything.

Parent parcel was created in about 1935± (I don't have my project file in front of me) from larger parcel... No problem there. It's a long & thin parcel (about 700'± NW-SE along the road by 105'± NE-SW back). The long back line was surveyed in the last 10 years or so and irons placed, I found a bunch today. The SE end (about 200'±) of the parent parcel was severed in the 40's sometime... no real issue there either.

The problem begins with the "adjoiner"... In 1964± one of those "Jim Walter" style home companies created a parcel description "starting at the corner of Blah Blah and my parcel thence proceeding SE about 105' to a fence, 'the actual point of beginning...'" Then it badly describes a 105'± NE-SW by 78'± SE-NW & with the road for the new parcel, leaving residual parcels on either side of it. There is no fence leaving the road on either side, no discernible tree lines indicating planting... it's just an overgrown mess. The house has been vacated... broken windows, stuff stacked in the windows, etc. The main house that sits on my parcel is vacant, but very livable, the other... not so much. My client is a contractor of some sort that is getting a POA from heirs, one is the daughter and one the grand son of the people actually listed as owners of at least a half-interest... interesting to say the least.

Anyway... to the point of my post. I've looked up the name of the "adjoiner" on anywho.com and it provided me with a name and number and the address of the abandoned house. Phone has been disconnected. There was an additional person listed with the same name, different middle initial (son or father?) and that phone has been disconnected also... grrrrrr.... In the new day of this "awesomely connected world" everybody with a cell phone isn't listed in some database... oh, like the phone book. I only see this as getting harder and harder. I'm not sure if I'll sent snail mail either... It looks like nobody is picking up the mail at the house.

Have a GREAT evening!!


 
Posted : June 20, 2012 6:36 pm
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Can you check with the tax assessor's office to see if the mailing address they have is different from the property's address?


 
Posted : June 20, 2012 6:55 pm
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> Can you check with the tax assessor's office to see if the mailing address they have is different from the property's address?

I did. The County GIS site lists the same info as the Treasurer's office.


 
Posted : June 20, 2012 6:56 pm
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You may want to check if the taxes are being paid on the property.

It may be the case that there is no actual adjoiner to notify.


 
Posted : June 20, 2012 9:15 pm
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May sound corny, but find out who the mailman is and talk to him/her. If the mailman has been on that route for a number of years, you would be surprised what they can tell you about that person. If you explain to them what you need and why you need the info, they are usually pretty open with about it.


 
Posted : June 20, 2012 9:34 pm

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> You may want to check if the taxes are being paid on the property.
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> It may be the case that there is no actual adjoiner to notify.

Interesting. I shall check on the current status.

Thanks.


 
Posted : June 21, 2012 6:00 am
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> May sound corny, but find out who the mailman is and talk to him/her. If the mailman has been on that route for a number of years, you would be surprised what they can tell you about that person. If you explain to them what you need and why you need the info, they are usually pretty open with about it.

I was thinking of that tactic myself. Thank you for the "second" though. I saw the Mail go by yesterday, but I forget what time. I'll try to be on my toes for it today.

Carl


 
Posted : June 21, 2012 6:02 am