How do you find an address?

[Huntin Addict]

There is a piece of property down the road from me in Junction. How do I find out who owns it or the address of it?

I have put my info and card on the gate with no response as of yet.

[Fishndude]

County tax office.

[buzzbait]

County Apprasial District

[Huntin Addict]

I don't have a name or an address to search for it by!

[raiderelkhunter]

platt map at the tax collector

[Bill]

They'll have maps at the assessors office.

Here's an interesting site, I don't know if it will tell you the property 'value' in a rural area.

https://www.zillow.com

[Huntin Addict]

Thanks for the info fellas! So far no luck.

[JTS]

talk to your local landman... they can find anyone

[Mudshack]

How can you find a dress? Man....I always had my doubts about you!!! lol


I have been wondering the same question. I would love to contact the owner of the vacant land next to my lease for possible hunting access. Wouldn't that just be perfect. I can't bowhunt on my lease, but I can set up on the other side of the fence and bowhunt. lol Oh...and I just found some land here adjacent to the Hardy Toll road.

[dwactx]

trueautomation.com is a great site if they have that county listed.
David

[huntingfanatic]

real estate agent.......

[buzzbait]

I don't know why I didn't think of this earlier....

taxnetusa.com

you can search by name, street address, street name

pm if ya need some help

[tracker]

the best thing to do is get a plat of the neighborhood. From that you can determine where you live and then find the lot number. Use that at your county appraisal district to find owners name, if you can get that far the owners current address will also be listed because that is where they bill for land taxes.

Also depending on how far along your county appraisal district is, you may be able to do this from your home.

This should work, I have to it alot. If you need help just ask.

[justin156bc]

hey bud

if you can get the physical address from a mail box or sign on a gate or possibly a ranch name go to whitepages.com and do a reverse look up. the counties appraisal district works good to. going to the court house to look at plats is a good way but its a pain in the rear. good luck and by the way i'm a landman