Getting started

Getting started with ParcelIQ

Explore local property records and learn where saved searches and watchlists fit into your workflow.

Start with a property search

Open Search from the main navigation. Enter your search criteria and review the matching property records.

Open Search from the main navigation. Enter your search criteria and review the matching property records.

Select your search options

Simple searches allow you to filter results by zip code and property type, such as residential, condo, mobile home, vacant land, or commercial properties. To refine your search further, expand the Advanced Search section to apply additional criteria, like owner information, specific addresses, square footage, last sale date, last sale price, and zoning.

ParcelIQ property search form showing the available search filters.
Enter your criteria, then select Search to view matching properties.

Simple searches allow you to filter results by zip code and property type, such as residential, condo, mobile home, vacant land, or commercial properties. To refine your search further, expand the Advanced Search section to apply additional criteria, like owner information, specific addresses, square footage, last sale date, last sale price, and zoning.

Keep useful discoveries

Sign in to use Watchlist and Saved Searches. A watchlist keeps track of individual properties; a saved search stores criteria you can run again. These features (and Excel export) require an active ParcelIQ membership — see Membership and billing.

Sign in to use Watchlist and Saved Searches. A watchlist keeps track of individual properties; a saved search stores criteria you can run again. These features (and Excel export) require an active ParcelIQ membership — see Membership and billing.

Check the source

ParcelIQ displays public county property information. Review important details with the property appraiser's office before relying on them for a decision.

ParcelIQ displays public county property information. Review important details with the property appraiser's office before relying on them for a decision.