Property Assessed & Market Value by Address
Send a street address and get the county's published valuation set on one record — assessed value, market value, the land and improvement split, and the tax year they belong to — with tax history when you ask for it. Counties publish different valuation fields, so a line a county does not publish returns null with a note naming the reason. For underwriting and assessment research.
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Market value is the county's estimate of what the property is worth; assessed value is the taxable figure derived from it under that state's rules. Both come with their tax year.
Yes. Turn on Include history to get the tax history the county publishes.
Counties publish different data. A field the county does not publish comes back null, with a field_notes entry naming the reason instead of a guess.
You get a labeled not_covered or failed row with the reason, and it is not charged. Only completed records that return something you did not already supply are billable.