I found a field that use to have a old church on it in 1901

[Truth]

The problem is it has an old bob-wire fence around the whole field. There were no real houses around the field so how would I find out who might own that property?


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[vpnavy]

Until a member jumps in - I would suggest you just swing by your local real estate office and ask - they will point ya in the right direction.

 

[Truth]

Until a member jumps in - I would suggest you just swing by your local real estate office and ask - they will point ya in the right direction.

Navy you always make sense and never steer me wrong


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[DizzyDigger]

The problem is it has an old bob-wire fence around the whole field. There were no real houses around the field so how would I find out who might own that property?

You should be able to find out right from your computer.

Do a Google search for your county's name, plus "records". For me that reads as
"Skagit County, records".

Most US counties keep a site with tax records and property ownership
records, and they also usually have maps so you can find the tax ID
number for the parcel you're concerned with.

 

[vpnavy]

...Most US counties keep a site with tax records and property ownership records, and they also usually have maps so you can find the tax ID number for the parcel you're concerned with...

Great suggestion - only problem is you have to know the address - anyway - Truth1253 - did the search for ya (because I have absolutely no life! ): St Tammany Parish Assessor contains the ability to search, etc.

 

[Loco-Digger]

I go to the county auditor site for my county. Many county auditor sites have a map, somewhat like google maps that will let you know where the tax bill is sent to and who owns the property.

 

[DizzyDigger]

Great suggestion - only problem is you have to know the address - anyway - Truth1253 - did the search for ya (because I have absolutely no life! ):

Well, I must have even less of a life..I checked the link and found they didn't
offer any maps there.

Here's the one ya want:

www.stpgov.org - Our GIS Portal | www.stpgov.org

 

[kcm]

Up here, we have Plat Books that show who owns each parcel of land, their contact info, how many acres, the shape of each parcel, etc. I would assume there are such books for most areas.

We're lucky in the sense that we get a free small version of the plat book for our county every year. The full-size book is the size of a road atlas.

 

[Mackaydon]

Ask these people: Town of Abita Springs
Don......

 

[Truth]

Ask these people: Town of Abita Springs
Don......

The place I'm talking about isn't in my parish


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[Truth]

Well, I must have even less of a life..I checked the link and found they didn't
offer any maps there.

Here's the one ya want:

www.stpgov.org - Our GIS Portal | www.stpgov.org

It's in Orleans Parish


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[Loco-Digger]

try this link it should provide you with what you want.

Orleans Parish Parcel Maps