Help Finding Property Owner Please

[BowSlayer]

I don't have any information other than knowing the location of the property on a map. Is there a site I can go to that has property lines and owner information on a map?

[CabezaBlanca]

Do you have an address? You can check the county appraisal district. Some districts have maps to look at also.

[EastTexasMan]

you can download ONX Hunt and use the 7 day trial. It will give you property owner names

[swain_130]

HuntStand app will show you property lines. The free version only does for so long but I think you can save it then always have those boundaries even after the trial expires.

[Huntin Addict]

Some Texas Counties have a Website such as

http://www.coloradocad.org/

There is a map feature that will help you locate the property and then provide you with some info in the property details.

[BowSlayer]

Found what I needed on a site called acrevalue.com. Thanks!

[Grizz83]

The county appraisal district should have a website and a GIS Interactive map feature. Just zoom to the property and it lists all the information. Makes it super easy. Not all counties have this, but most of them do.

[18ncs]

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[nchunter]

I vote for OnX. Great app

[BowSlayer]

I vote for OnX. Great app

Problem was I already used my free trial up a long time ago and didn’t want to pay $30 to find 1 property owner. I found it though on the web for free.

[wytex]

Why would you pay for that info on OnX when it's free on the county GIS page?
OnX is great for hunting but up to date property info should be on the county GIS page from the Assessor.
OnX only updates every few years, the county sites will be current. You need to cross reference any Onx info about private ownership. It's pretty accurate for public lands but can and does have mistakes.
Grizz83 was right.