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Personal Finance and Investing

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9. I didn't know that!

Sun Jun 27, 2021, 12:41 PM

Jun 2021

I guess I will have to do it the old fashioned way, well, except I will look up house sales on the internet rather than in person.

Thanks!

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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