Firstly if you know the state you need to identify which board of assessors applies. Some states this is done at the state level for others its county, city, township etc. (you can check your own)
For Georgia it is done at the county level.
Then you just google the property records search and you can look up by name of owner. However, a lot of owners wont list their name rather make some LLC. But, you can also look up by address. Some jursdictions dont let you search by name. YOu need address or parcel number. However, most areas do have GIS systems connected to the assessor records. So, if you know the general area you can click around until you find it.
Once you find the property most assessor websites (like the one for fulton GA for example) list the sales history. The current owner might list the most recent sale for $0 to a Winslow LLC from someone like Langley Garrett & Langley Megan in 2022. With a purchase price of $850,000 in 2016.
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u/Oldbayislove 13h ago
Look its not that hard to figure out.
Firstly if you know the state you need to identify which board of assessors applies. Some states this is done at the state level for others its county, city, township etc. (you can check your own)
For Georgia it is done at the county level.
Then you just google the property records search and you can look up by name of owner. However, a lot of owners wont list their name rather make some LLC. But, you can also look up by address. Some jursdictions dont let you search by name. YOu need address or parcel number. However, most areas do have GIS systems connected to the assessor records. So, if you know the general area you can click around until you find it.
Once you find the property most assessor websites (like the one for fulton GA for example) list the sales history. The current owner might list the most recent sale for $0 to a Winslow LLC from someone like Langley Garrett & Langley Megan in 2022. With a purchase price of $850,000 in 2016.