How do you locate property owners and property add

[The motor guy]

How do you find the address of commercial properties? The county clerk can look up the owners, but I with some commercial properties, they are just an empty lot and have not address in which case they can't help me. Can you look at google earth or something like that to show addresses?

 

[IndyIan]

http://mycity.houstontx.gov/public/
Turn on the parcel address labels and the aerial photos and you should be able to find what you want.

 

[Alfred_B]

Counties usually have the GIS maps available online.

 

[Pop_Rivit]

All parcels should have a situs address. Whatever office handles the property tax assessments in your county should have a searchable website that has that information.

 

[Nick1994]

Not on your receipt?

 

[raytseng]

you may need to look it up by parcel number.

 

[bubbatime]

Originally Posted By: motor_oil_madman
How do you find the address of commercial properties?


I know what your getting at, but perhaps the building has big numbers on the side/top of it denoting the address?

 

[MNgopher]

Whomever maintains property records likely has a gis mapping application that will have the info in it.

Ours can't be searched by name by the public, but if you select the property, it is available.

And FWIW, around here, if a parcel is not improved, it is not assigned an address. So no building, no driveway, etc, means no address. Property records don't require one.

 

[Andrew1972]

Tax maps tie back to the owners or company that pay taxes. Tax collector office makes these maps public.

 

[The motor guy]

The maps I've found on the internet including the one the poster provided here can't even find the owner of my own residence.

 

[SatinSilver]

What's the address? Either here or pm it to me.

 

[raytseng]

certain counties or states may have convoluted privacy laws that end up with a ruling that despite being public information it cannot be posted electronically online for privacy issues (or in some cases lack of technical capability).

But they will also instruct that you can go to the Assessors/Recorder's office in person and then they will get you the info.
Call first to save yourself some time.

 

[The motor guy]

Originally Posted By: MNgopher
Whomever maintains property records likely has a gis mapping application that will have the info in it.

Ours can't be searched by name by the public, but if you select the property, it is available.

And FWIW, around here, if a parcel is not improved, it is not assigned an address. So no building, no driveway, etc, means no address. Property records don't require one.


This is what I'm asking. If it has an address it's just a matter of asking the county clerk, but if it's just an empty lot then their isn't an address.

So is it still just a matter of going down their and maybe have them pull up the lot on a map? I called and the lady said if their is no address they can't find help. Like for example their is an empty lot that's in between a hardware store and a dollar general store that I'm trying to find the address of so I can locate the owner, but looking online their is no address for it.

 

[The motor guy]

Ok guys I found it. It's the appraisal district, shows you everything from the owner to the lot size. Thanks for the help everyone

They have it online.