Hoh do I find out what my property is worth without going to areal estate office?
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Try\nhttp://www.zillow.com
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if you live in the uk you can call your local authority and speak to the land charges department. give them your address and they'll tell you whether there's a charge on your house.
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Try your county Auditor and Recorder.\n\nThe auditor normally has info regarding how much a property has been purchased and what features a property contains, i.e. beds, bths, etc..\nThe recorder will give you auctual documentation of what liens are on a home. Mortgages, 2nds, etc..\n\nIt takes some research, but this public information  is powerful
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what type of info? you can go to FSBO.com for sale by owner
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county records will show you who owns a property\n\nYes I am a Realtor. You can email me @   joelbejarano@sbcglobal.net with any ???
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You can try online database such as realtor.com  or craigslist.org\n\nOR..  Try going to county recorder's office and getting the information of land owners in your area.  If it is an empty land, and you offer to rent it, I don't see why owner's will say no.
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HOW CAN I FIND OUT MORE WITHOUT LEAVING MY HOUSE
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Yes there is.  I know that I could view everything about my neighbors including the price they paid for their house, how much it is worth now and everything there is to know about their house and land by looking in the County Tax maps section of the County website.  You will get their names and addresses as well.  \n\nOkay, I went and checked my own again.\n\nDo a google search for your county name plus the words "tax map" and you should find it there, it is all public information.\n\nOnce you get to the tax map you can search by any of the following:\nby Owner Name\nby Parcel ID#\nby Address\nby E-911 Street Range List\n\nI use the address search :)\n\nThen you can just enter the street name.  If you don't enter your house address but only your street name you will get a result returned of everyone on your street.\n\nThis will give you the Owner's name and address along with all kinds of other info.  \n\nRemember, this is the OWNER of the properties, the person who pays the taxes.  If someone rents then you aren't getting their name.\n\nOH, AND ONE MORE THING :)\nYou can find out if renters are living there by clicking on the "Advanced Real Estate Data" link and looking at the billing address.  If the billing address is different than the property's address then chances are they are renters and you probably shouldn't address your announcement to the owners.  In that case you should just address it "To MY NEIGHBOR" or something more friendly than "occupant" :)
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The easiest way would be to order a title search. The title report would disclose any liens against the property, who the current owner of record is, easements, mineral claims, etc.
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If the house is for sale, just check that city's realtors websites and enter he address.\n\nIf it's not for sale? I know that where I live, our public library's website has a database with most all of the houses in the city on it, though some are very old pictures.
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You can do a property title search of almost any county on the internet, that is public records..☺
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registered deed,last tax paid receipt,blue print & etc
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Go to the local Registrar of Deeds (or whatever your local public records office is called) and tell the person there that you would like to look up the information on such-and-such property.  He/she will show you how to use the card file or the computer to do the search.  You need to know either the owner's name or the Legal Description of the property.  If you don't know, the local Tax Collecting Department can give you that information.
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If its a privately owned plot of land all you have to do is go to the recorder of deeds in your area. From there you can research each past owner. I've done it and its lots of fun! For a public area just go to your local historical society.
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That depends on where you live, and how far back in history you'd like to look.  Some municipalities have online real estate property records (through the County Auditor's website, in my area), but usually not going back more than 25 years or so.  \n\nYou'd probably have better luck going in person to your county recorder's office and asking to see the transfer records for your parcel.
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contact the local real estate board.  Someone there may have it.
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Usually the county or city clerk's office holds those records.  They are typically viewable on the county or city clerk's website, if they have one, depending on where you live.  You would look under the area of mortgages & deeds.