Owner Name to Parcel List — Every Parcel a Name Holds
Turns one owner name into the list of parcels filed under it: parcel ID, property address, county, owner of record, assessed and market value, and recorded sales where published, plus a free summary row totalling parcels and value by county. Write the query as STATE/Owner Name for a county-less search in the 15 statewide states, or STATE/County/Owner Name elsewhere.
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Florida, North Carolina, New York, Indiana, Texas, Arkansas, Connecticut, Idaho, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, Vermont, Wisconsin, Wyoming and DC. Elsewhere, write STATE/County/Owner Name.
No. The summary row — parcel count, per-county breakdown, assessed and market totals, and absentee count — is always free.
Owner names match what the assessor filed, so one entity can appear under several spellings or abbreviations. Search each spelling you know.
No. It must not be used for FCRA-regulated tenant, employment, credit or insurance screening, and it returns no non-public personal data.