JB PARCELFeatures
Every feature in JB PARCEL
Search parcels, screen deals and check the numbers, on county tax records and property detail.
Search and Discovery
Three ways to find a property
Search by owner
Find every property tied to a person or an LLC, nationwide. One search covers the whole database, not one state at a time. Owner names are present in at least 50 states, and how complete they are varies county by county.
Read how investors find owners →Quick lookups
Jump directly to any property by street address or parcel number. Type it and the card opens.
Screen on what you care about
Filter by zoning, land use, acreage, appraised value, year built, ownership tenure, and entity type. Stack filters until the list is short enough to work.
Map and Layers
Parcel boundaries and neighborhood context
County parcel boundaries
See the county's own parcel outline on an interactive map, for research and screening. These are assessor mapping lines, not a survey: good enough to judge shape, frontage and roughly how big a lot is, and not a legal description of where the fence goes. About one parcel in six carries an outline today, because plenty of counties publish records without publishing shapes.
Read more about property lines →City and county lines
Identify municipal boundaries, school districts, and fire and police and EMS service areas. Check flood zones and floodplain risk.
Read why city limits change everything →Schools, parks, and services
Locate nearby schools, parks, hospitals, and public facilities. Measure proximity to highways, rail, and utilities.
Permits and opportunity zones
Track recent building permits in the area and identify opportunity zones for tax-advantaged investment.
EPA sites and hazards
Flag EPA-regulated industrial sites and environmental concerns.
Read how to spot environmental red flags →Comps and market trends
View recent comparable sales nearby and track market movement. See what similar properties sold for and when.
Read how comps actually work →The Parcel Report
Property assessment and ownership at a glance
Current ownership
See the registered owner and current mailing address. Identify absentee owners and corporate entities.
Tax basis and size
View the county appraisal, land use classification, and total acreage.
Most recent transaction
See the most recent recorded sale date and price. Deed book and page reference for the county Register of Deeds.
Walk the ownership chain
Access direct links to county Register of Deeds records. Trace prior sales and verify ownership history.
Read how deed references work →Deal Screening
Market signals and investment metrics
Neighborhood comp median
View recent sales in the area and calculate price per square foot. Understand if a property is priced above or below market.
HUD Fair Market Rent
See HUD Fair Market Rent by bedroom count.
Read how to use HUD rents →Gross yield against assessed value
Calculate preliminary gross yield based on HUD rent and county assessment.
Nearby building permits
Identify recent permit activity in the area. Spot expansion, renovation, and development trends.
Read permits as a leading indicator →County growth and migration
Track county-level population growth and net migration data. Identify expanding or declining markets.
Read how to spot a growth market →Regional economic signals
Understand demand drivers and demographic trends in your target market.
Ownership Tools
Find related properties and build portfolios
Find all LLC and corporate holdings
Search for all properties owned by a business entity across counties. Map out corporate real estate portfolios at scale.
Read the LLC and trust lookup guide →What one investor owns
View the complete list of properties held by a single owner.
Read how to size up a portfolio →Business entity callouts
Instantly identify when a parcel is held in an LLC or corporation. Flag unusual or sophisticated ownership structures.
Trace the ownership history
Use deed book references to walk backward through prior sales. Uncover the full transaction history and prior owners.
Read where sale history comes from →Due Diligence
Environmental and proximity research
Regulated environmental sites
Flag EPA-regulated industrial sites nearby. Identify environmental risk and potential contamination concerns.
Nearest schools and ratings
Find nearby schools by type and distance. Relevant for residential and family-oriented markets.
Proximity to main corridors
Measure distance to traffic signals, arterial roads, and highways. Assess accessibility and commercial potential.
Higher education proximity
Locate nearby colleges and universities with adjustable distance filters. Identify student housing and education markets.
Floodplain and hazard zones
View flood zones and floodplain designations. Understand insurance and construction costs.
Infrastructure connectivity
Check proximity to water, sewer, and power lines. Verify buildability and development readiness.
Power Tools
Automate your workflow and scale your search
Repeatable criteria
Save your filter combinations and re-run them anytime. Track new listings that match your investment thesis.
Draw your criteria
Define a geographic buy-box and apply financial filters. Identify deals within your target area and price range instantly.
Draw to select parcels
Freehand draw on the map to select multiple parcels at once. Perfect for assembling land or screening submarkets.
Export data for analysis
Download up to 2,500 rows in CSV format on Pro. Build custom spreadsheets and share data with partners and lenders.
Coverage
What 50 states does and does not mean
We hold parcels in every state, and coverage is not one number. Four different things vary, and they vary independently. Here they are separately, because a single headline figure would be wrong three times over.
Where we hold records at all
151,034,720 parcels across 2,871 counties and county equivalents in all 50 states. This is the widest of the four numbers and the one the home page quotes.
Where the map draws a lot line
151,072,388 parcels carry a boundary, nearly every record we hold. Boundaries come from the county, so where a county publishes assessment records without publishing shapes you still get the record and the numbers, you just do not get the polygon.
How deep each record goes
Appraised or assessed value reaches at least 47 states. Building detail such as square footage and year built reaches at least 44. This is the shallowest of the four and the one we add to every week.
Where you can search by name
Owner search runs against the whole database at once rather than state by state, so a portfolio that crosses state lines comes back in one result. Owner names are present in at least 50 states.
Coverage is decided county by county, not state by state. Before you build a workflow on a market, open that county and see exactly which fields it carries today.
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Start with a free search. No credit card required. See data from 2,871 counties and cities across 50 states with full map, parcel reports, and screening tools.
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