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Personal Finance and Investing

wyn borkins

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3. Try Visiting Your Local City Hall

Reply to csziggy (Original post)

Sat Jun 26, 2021, 11:36 PM

Jun 2021

Historical purchase pricing history might be available from your local county tax assessor's office, or maybe from your nearby county recorders office or from an office of the recorder of deeds. A visit to your city hall might be necessary, and could result in actual sales and pricing information.

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Is there someplace similar to Zillow to find historic home prices? [View all] csziggy Jun 2021 OP

I think Realtor.com GP6971 Jun 2021 #1

Depending on the state bottomofthehill Jun 2021 #2

Try Visiting Your Local City Hall wyn borkins Jun 2021 #3

I can do that from the county Property Appraisers website csziggy Jun 2021 #4

Kicking Myself To The Curb wyn borkins Jun 2021 #5

if that is for the purpose of dealing with a probate drray23 Jun 2021 #8

Interesting question. Backseat Driver Jun 2021 #6

The house in question is not the least bit interesting csziggy Jun 2021 #10

Is Realtor.com as reliable and reputable as Fox News?... DonViejo Jun 2021 #7

I didn't know that! csziggy Jun 2021 #9