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  • Profile photo of krish81krish81
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    How can you find out how many houses a person owns in a city?

    Thanks
    Krish

    Profile photo of Scott No MatesScott No Mates
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    Why?

    It doesn’t affect what price they will sell to you.

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    Go to the land titles office and do a search under their name. Then conisder there may be more than 1 person with that name.

    If you want to find company owned properties then you will need to do a seach with ASIC and find all the companies in which they are a shareholder and/or director and then do land titles searches on each of these companies.

    If you want to find out houses in trusts then for houses which they are a trustee or have an interest in the trustee company do as above. If you want to find out trusts in which they are a beneficiairy of or a unit holder of, then you cannot as trust deeds are not registered. eg. If you buy a house for me as trustee – no one can search to find that I am the beneficial owner.

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    Profile photo of Paul DobsonPaul Dobson
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    Hi Krish

    RP Data has the capability of doing a State wide or Suburb level, ownership search on a Family Name or Company name.

    Cheers,  Paul

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