Tell Us About the Parcel

The parcel number (APN) and county are the two things that help most — but if you don't have them, send what you've got and we'll find it.

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Reach us at (844) 415-6849, toll-free from anywhere in the United States. You may speak with Alex, our virtual assistant, before being connected to a person — just ask for a human if you'd prefer.

The Two Things That Help Most

The parcel number (APN or tax ID) and the county and state. Vacant land often has no street address, so those two identify it when an address can't. Both are printed on any property tax bill.

If You Don't Have Them

Send your name as it appears on the deed plus the county, and we can usually locate the parcel in the assessor's records ourselves. An old deed or tax statement works too.

Multiple Parcels

Send them all at once, even across different counties or states. We'll research the whole lot together.

What We Won't Do

We won't ask you for any money, quote a firm price before researching the parcel, give legal or tax advice, or put an expiration clock on an offer.

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