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    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgeB View Post
    If you cannot find the owner, then speak to the police, or someone at public records and ask who you need to speak to, to get permission.
    I can just picture this conversation. "You have the right to....."

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    Quote Originally Posted by injunjoe View Post
    I can just picture this conversation. "You have the right to....."
    If he just goes to the property then sure.

    I suggested to speak to the police, if he cannot find the owner after looking up the address through public records.

    They may know who owns it, or provide him some useful information on where to obtain it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgeB View Post
    If he just goes to the property then sure.

    I suggested to speak to the police, if he cannot find the owner after looking up the address through public records.

    They may know who owns it, or provide him some useful information on where to obtain it.
    Oh I see!

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