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View Owner and Parcel Information

Find land owner information and more parcel data in the parcel Property Summary

 

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Information Tiers

To view a Property Summary, click on any parcel on the map with the black Info Cursor or click View Details on any boundary on your Selections Panel.

The first section in the Property Summary is Parcel Details.

This is where you will find legal parcel information that is pulled directly from the county assessor’s office.

The most important information, such as Parcel Number, Recorded Acres, and Owner Name, will be shown by default. 

Click View More to see additional information like Assessed Value or Previous Owner, where available.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I see owner information?

Viewing certain information requires a subscription. If you have an Acres Plus account, you will be able to see owner information like Owner Name and Owner Address. If you have an Acres Pro or Enterprise account, you will have access to all available information.

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If you have a subscription but are having trouble seeing information, ensure you are logged in to the correct account. In some cases, however, data from the county may be lacking or missing completely. 

 

I found inaccurate property information on Acres. Can you correct it?

There are over 150 million parcels in the U.S. and each county handles their digital records differently. For this reason, we are unable to guarantee that all of our data is 100% accurate and/or complete, and we are unable to fulfil individual requests to change property data on the plat map.

Should you discover inaccuracies, it is important to confirm that your county assessor has the correct information on file. Acres does not replace or substitute legally filed property records and should only be used as a starting point for land research. Please see our Site Terms of Use for more information.


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