Property Details

*This page is for awareness purposes only, this website is not stating or claiming someone has passed away at this address, but that the site is able to generate a report on most valid US addresses.

Has Anyone Passed Away at this address?

224 N 2nd Ave E
Duluth, MN

Each Report Contains:

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CheckmarkRegistered Sex Offender data
CheckmarkProperty information
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CheckmarkTax value and assessment
CheckmarkCemetery locations nearby

What's nearby?


Cemeteries
1 mile or less from Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Columbarium
2 miles from Enger Tower
2 miles from Gethsemane Cemetery
2 miles from Greenwood Cemetery
3 miles from Scandia Cemetery
3 miles from Glen Avon Memorial Garden
3 miles from Forest Hill Cemetery
4 miles from Park Hill Cemetery
5 miles from Temple Emanuel Cemetery
5 miles from Sunrise Memorial Park
5 miles from Bethany Cemetery
5 miles from Polish Catholic Cemetery
5 miles from Oneota Cemetery
5 miles from Calvary Cemetery
5 miles from Shaara Tzedek Cemetery

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The Purpose of this Website?

In most states, the history of a loss of life in a home, no matter how it occurred, even violently, is not considered a "Material Fact" and it's not required to be disclosed. This history depending on the event, can decrease the home's value by 25% and increase its time to sell by up to 50% longer than comparable homes. Properties with such a history are referred to as Stigmatized Properties.

Would you want to know stigmatized history of the property before you sign the contract?

Before Buying or Renting Your Next Home, Run a Report to Learn the House History!


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