- 1). Choose the location of the property you want to learn about. The information needed will be the parcel number, name of the property owner or legal description, and an address. Be aware that the records from the county recorder cannot be investigated online. Information can only be accessed by a submission in writing and/or calling the tax assessor's office or the county recorder. There will be a fee assessed for access to this information.
- 2). Conduct the search yourself or through a third party such as an information broker. The option of using an information broker is relatively inexpensive. Information brokers also generally have access to large databases which reveal property owners.
- 3). Make use of a private investigator to go to the tax assessor's or county recorder's office. You can also use a private investigator for his access to databases. An hourly charge or flat rate is the usual charge from a private investigator and can potentially become expensive.
- 4). Take delivery of a listing of properties a specific person owns. In some cases, simple pages of information and details will be received. In more common cases, copies of tax record information or recorded documents will be received.
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