Parcel ID Lookup - Property Record by Parcel Number
Give an exact assessor parcel or account number as STATE/County/ParcelID and get that parcel's normalized record — owner, the county's valuation set, and sale history where published — no street address needed. A bare ID also works with a county hint, plus a state hint when several states share the name. Uncovered counties return a free, labeled not-covered row.
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As STATE/County/ParcelID, e.g. IL/Cook/15362060520000. A bare ID also works with a county hint, plus a state hint when several states share that county name.
County records in all 50 states and DC, with different capabilities per county. Every run writes a COVERAGE record saying whether address, parcel and owner-name lookup work in each county.
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.
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.