It is a big woods (10 acres maybe) surrounded by more woods and a few homes. how can I find out who owns it?
Thanks for all your help
jworst
Thanks for all your help
jworst
Stand in the middle of it dressed head to toe in hunter orange on November 15th. I'm sure someone will inform you who owns it.:lol::lol::lol: Of course I'm kidding!It is a big woods (10 acres maybe) surrounded by more woods and a few homes. how can I find out who owns it?
Thanks for all your help
jworst
yep that would do it!:lol::lol::lol:Stand in the middle of it dressed head to toe in hunter orange on November 15th. I'm sure someone will inform you who owns it.:lol::lol::lol: Of course I'm kidding!
The platte book is the best way to go or go to the county register of deeds.
Big T
LOL 10 acres Big Woods lolIt is a big woods (10 acres maybe) surrounded by more woods and a few homes. how can I find out who owns it?
Thanks for all your help
jworst
Yep, a 10 acre parcel might not have a name on it on a plat book. Usually it just has initials on smaller pieces.register of deeds at your county courthouse. I do land survey for a living, go there all the time.
check with the people next door, houses,, knock on a door,,It is a big woods (10 acres maybe) surrounded by more woods and a few homes. how can I find out who owns it?
Thanks for all your help
jworst
Ottawa county has the same thing. Really fun thing to do when your boredSome county equalization depts have the info online.
Montcalm county is one. There site is real good, just takes a while to figure out how it works. You can put
property lines on the aerial and click on the dot and it gives you the owners name, mailing address and other info.
Thanks Wade (see post #8) That is the maps I was talking about in this post. It takes a little trying differnet ways to get what you want. I was on my way out the door when I made thsi post and wanted to get up in my NO DEER Seen again blind.