Public property records · New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Washington, DC
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What a report covers
Parcel & building
Map/lot, land use, lot size, living area, year built, elevation.
Assessment, tax & transfers
Assessed values, the town's tax rate, recorded transfers and assessment history.
Legal & public notices
Foreclosure, estate and municipal auctions, tax sale lists, government-owned (HUD) homes, and a pointer to the county registry of deeds.
Lead inspection history & building permits
Massachusetts lead inspection and compliance records, and town building permits where a town publishes them.
Contamination & restrictions
State cleanup sites, deed use restrictions, landfills, fuel tanks, Superfund and former defense sites.
Environmental & water
Public water or private well, EPA radon zone, lead service lines, nearby brownfields.
Flood
FEMA flood zone, special flood hazard area and map date.
Land, zoning & energy
Zoning minimum lot, subdivision screen, solar site screen and the utility circuit's published hosting capacity.
Wells & geothermal
What nearby drillers found: depth to bedrock, well depth and yield (NH), and USGS arsenic probability.
Jeff Stutzman