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To find wholesale properties, use methods like "driving for dollars" to spot distressed homes, search online real estate platforms for properties under market value, and run targeted direct mail campaigns to absentee owners or those in pre-foreclosure. You can also network with other investors, work with investor-friendly agents, and search public records for foreclosure, probate, and tax delinquency lists.

To find your property line, first check your plat map and deed, which are the fastest methods and may be available online. You can also look for physical markers like survey pins on your land. For the most accurate and legal determination, it is best to hire a licensed land surveyor.

To find Will County property tax information, visit the Will County Supervisor of Assessments website and use their online search tool, entering your Property Index Number (PIN) or property address. You can also obtain billing and payment data through the Will County Treasurer’s site or view records of forfeited and sold taxes on the County Clerk’s official page.

To find your property line, start by reviewing your deed, plat map, and any previous survey you may have. For official records, check your local county assessor or recorder's office, as many have online maps and documents. If you need the most accurate and official determination, especially for building or selling, hire a licensed professional surveyor to mark the boundaries on your land.

To find who bought a property, start with the local tax assessor or county recorder's office, which maintains public records that can often be accessed online via their websites using the property address or parcel number. If online access is not available, visit the office in person. For more complex situations, consider hiring a title company or consulting a real estate attorney.