Ah, property, each piece of land is registered somewhere, along with the legal entities that own it. In my place, I would go to the county court house where land and ownership is recorded. Now if it were owned by a business, then I would go to the secretary of state, which keeps ownership details on businesses in my state. Land and buildings are all supposed to be issues of public record.
Now if it were stocks of publicly-traded companies, then you contact the corporate secretary's office (a specific title of a corporate officer, not just the lady who types and takes messages for the big boss) and ask to rent the mailing list for those registered, or pay extra to have an insert in their mailings (dividend checks, annual meetings announcements, etc.). This will cost you though, whew, will it cost you.
2007-01-10 04:33:20
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answered by Rabbit 7
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