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To: Dale Baker who wrote (23145)	8/11/2004 6:57:24 PM
From: Tradelite	Read Replies (2) of 306849

re: county tax/sales records online I know my county has tax records online at the county website, but you can only search one property at a time and must input the exact address (or tax ID number or name of owner). So it's not too useful in trying to get a picture of a whole street or neighborhood, unless you're patient. Neglected to mention this type of county database in my earlier post, probably because I'm spoiled by the searching capabilities of the MLS. It must have been a massive undertaking for our county to put all that data online originally some years ago, so many other smaller counties in the U.S. might not provide this service on the web--but the free info is worth looking for. One cautionary note: the tax records for my house and for many I have sold over the years are notoriously inaccurate, so all data should probably be taken with a grain of salt. The tax assessor's office does what it can, but ain't perfect.

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