how do i find out who owns a piece of property in tampa, fl?
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A call to the county clerk or town clerk will provide you with the answer.\n\nAn alternative is to check online to see if your county tax assessor lists property information on the web.  I know my state does.  Good luck!
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go to this site\nhttp://www2.dre.ca.gov/PublicASP/pplinfo.asp\n\nIt's part of the department of real estate's website and you can search by name
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United Lending or US Lending, apparently. They have been irritating a lot of people.\n\nThe second reference, below, claims this is the Tampa phone book.\n\nThis has been asked before too.
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Call the tax office in the town hall where the property is located and give them the address and ask them to check who the owner is. All records like that are open to the public.
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Call your county assessor.  All property owners and tax assessments are a matter of public record.  I know in my county we can look at GIS maps online, click on a particular property address and see the owner's name & address (if different from the property address).
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Go to the assesors county's website.  Generally it will list the person and their address, if they do not live there.  \n\nYou could also try mailing something to the address and addressing it to the owner.
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In my area (Montgomery County MD) you can look up ownership by going to the county government's website and looking for "Property Tax" data.  Or you can go to the State Government website and look up the agency that collects real estate taxes, in this case the Dept. of Assessments and Taxation, and search the Real Property Database.  Your local and state governments might offer similar information online at no charge.  A real estate broker might be able to tell you what the links are.
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County records should contain a title to the property.  You can probably make a request for the owner of record using the address.
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Call an agent in your area... they can probably look it up for you.
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Check with the Register of Deeds' office.
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Go to http://www.realtor.com and search for condos and townhomes in Orlando and St. Petersburg
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Below is the website of the Montgomery County recorder's office. You should be able to log in as a guest and search there for a specific property. If you are just looking for a list of owners in a specific area, like all the owner's on "Main Street", I'd recommend checking the tax assessors database which is the second website listed. I have not done a search for anything on either site, but normally these sites are pretty self-explanatory or have instructions. I hope this helps!
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Check with florida bar
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your county tax auditor should have a web site and u will be able to see all previous owners that it was titled for not sure if that is what u are looking for hope it helps
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I don't think you want to look at the lease to the house.  It sounds like you are more interested in locating the deed to the house sometimes called a "Warranty Deed", "Quit Claim Deed" or "Special Warranty Deed."\n\nThese records are filed at the Recorder's Office of the county.  You can call the county and find out very quickly how to view the actual deed. Some larger counties make the deeds veiwable online.\n\nAt any rate, you should be able to go the the Recorder's office and search on a computer or through books and find the deed and see who shows to be the owner.\n\nBest of luck.
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If it is listed with an agency call the multiple listing service and they will tell you. If it is not listed with an agent, call the tax assessor's office and get the name of the owner. Then go to www.switchboard.com and get the owner's phone number and call him
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contact the mayor's office or local city/county treasurer to obtain the list of properties planned for auction. www.housevalues.com or a real estate offfice should inform you of market value, the assssor's office should provide assesment info., county engineeering informs of environmental, flood, and hazardous area, and the county records office informs of existing mortgages. i found foreclosure listings at the HOUSING AUTHORITY. the county auditor should provide bidding information and forms.