An index of U.S. property records, county by county

Property HomiesRecords sold by the county

October 2026 edition · All 50 states and D.C.

Property records, filed by county.

Every U.S. county gets its own page here, showing how many properties it holds and what its file contains. Subscribe to just the counties you work: $19 a month for one, or $49 for any 5.

For example: · · ·

counties and county equivalents, one page each
3,143
records in the typical (median) county file
13,418
records in Los Angeles County, CA, the largest file
2.3M
a month for one county's full file
$19

Index of states

Start with a state

Each state opens a list of its counties with their record counts. Pick one to see the county’s own page and price.

By record count

The largest county files

The twelve counties with the most property records in the October 2026 edition. Each one costs the same $19 a month as the smallest.

Legend

Inside a county file

A CSV with one line for each property in the county. Both plans get the same columns; only the number of counties changes.

The parcel

Where it is and what stands on it.

  • Situs address and ZIP
  • Assessor parcel number (APN)
  • County FIPS code
  • Land use and property type
  • Bedrooms, bathrooms, units
  • Building and lot square feet
  • Year built

The owner

Who holds title and where they get mail.

  • Owner name and second owner
  • Mailing street, city, state, ZIP
  • Owner-occupied or absentee
  • Corporate owner flag
  • Years owned and purchase date

The money

Value, debt and what the county bills.

  • Estimated value and equity
  • Equity percent and loan-to-value
  • Open liens and balance
  • First lender and loan amount
  • Assessed and market totals
  • Tax amount and tax year
  • Last sale date and price

The signals

Yes/no columns for building target lists.

  • High equity
  • Free and clear
  • Pre-foreclosure
  • Tax delinquent
  • Vacant

Need owner phone numbers or emails as well? Skip tracing is available through Acquired Data.

Subscriptions

Priced per county, not per row

A county with a few thousand parcels and one with a few million cost the same. Add a second plan whenever your territory grows.

One county

$19/mo

The full property file for a single county you choose.

Choose a county
Best value per county

Five-county bundle

$49/mo

Any five counties, in any states, on one subscription.

That’s $9.80 per county each month.

Choose five counties
  • Every record in the county, no row caps
  • All owner, value, mortgage and tax columns
  • CSV download, rebuilt with each monthly edition
  • Counties from any state, mixed freely

Covering a whole state, more than five counties, or need an API feed? Acquired Data handles larger orders, or write to sales@acquired-data.com.

Common questions

Why buy property data one county at a time?
Most investors, agents and service companies work a defined market. Paying by county means you subscribe to the ground you actually cover, and each county page shows its record count before you spend anything.
What counts as a county here?
We use the federal county list, keyed by 5-digit FIPS code: 3,143 counties and county equivalents across the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Equivalents include Louisiana parishes and Virginia's independent cities.
How do I find my county?
Type the county, a city or a ZIP code into the search bar, or open the state list and pick the county from it. Each county has its own page with its record count, its rank in the state and its price.
What does $19 a month cover?
Ongoing access to the complete file for one county: every property record in it, with each new monthly edition while you stay subscribed. The five-county bundle works the same way for $49 a month across any 5 counties.
Can I look up one address before buying?
Of course. Pop the street address and its city or ZIP into the search bar. The building facts are there for anyone to read, and once you're signed in with a free account you'll see that home's owner, valuation, loan and tax columns as well.
Are there limits on how I use the data?
A few sensible ones. Use your county file for business: mailers to local owners, acquisitions research, getting to know your market. Keep your outreach within the laws that cover it. And since a county file is not a consumer report, it can't feed any decision the Fair Credit Reporting Act covers, such as credit, insurance, housing or employment.
How do I buy a county file?
Open the county's page, from the search bar or the state list, and subscribe there: $19 a month for one county, or $49 a month for any 5. Checkout is handled by Stripe.

Start with your county

Find it in the state list, check its record count, and subscribe from its page.

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