How do you determine who owns the property where you do not know the address?
I want to know who owns buildings in an isolated area and does not address. How can I tell the court where the property is so I have no home? I never looked at the court. Is it easy to find who belongs Property? Are there maps that are available?
If the property is located at a distance, it is best to find the cross street, and on the development of a map of the properties on both sides of the street where the property you want is located and the closest .. You may have to go to the road on the border, where concerned that his property is adjacent to the other. Take note of the distance from the street perpendicular to this border. The unity of the facade length itself. Do the same properties across of the border. You may have to walk this road on the border, wherever you are interested in the property is adjacent to another. I suggest you take it as follows: Before going to this property, you need to know how many inches is normal or trampled. It's pretty easy to do: 1] With his back one of your heels against a wall or sidewalk, with ten of your not normal until the end of stage 10 feet. 2] At the foot of 10th rate, put a stone or a stick in the ground where the bottom of his shoe. 3] With a tape measure, measure the total distance. 4] convert all feet in inches and divide by ten. It is the length of their average rate only. Example: Place the right heel against the wall. Take 10 normal steps / measures. Put the rock at the tip end of stage 10. The overall measurement is 17 "9" 17x12 = 204 "9" = 213 "divided by 10 = about 21, right? OH, is a bit more? You may rounding up or down. Please note that as the top of a sheet of paper. After "walking" all movements and measuring, observing the properties on both sides of the street. Take notes or draft townhouses and detached barns, buildings, fences, materials, sale or lease of the signs with phone numbers, names on the mailboxes, etc., that are fixed and not mobile. Has almost all the necessary information before you. You have a mental picture of what the appearance of the properties of the road and a rough idea of how other properties are located, addresses, names, etc., right? Yes! Next step: go to court in the county of [the tax assessment / Assessor 's office and / or registrar title of the office or may have the name listed as the County Clerk's office]. Or want to start to May in the communes of the municipality building or office. When you has a little each informnation necessary, usually these people are usually happy to help. Why? Because you're ready! Ask for help, you will notice there are steps in the maps of parcel tax. It may not be the names, but take note of these numbers of packages or description. Ask where to find these names. Believe it or not, somewhere in that list to another location should the name and address of the party that owns this piece of property that interests you will address there, because it's tax bills are sent. This is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow! Thanks for asking your Q! I enjoyed taking the time to answer them! VTY, Ron Beru Yes, that's my real name.
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