Property owner lookup

The properties behind the paperwork.

Add property records to a resolution to see parcels tied to the entity and its people, or search property ownership directly.

Sample output

Linked properties · Hale Ventures LLC

1418 Birch St, Denver, CO
Owner: Hale Ventures LLC
22 Rio Vista, Austin, TX
Owner: M. Hale
Mailing address
Matches entity principal address
Illustrative sample.

Sound familiar?

Portfolios hidden in many LLCs

One owner, a different LLC per property.

County-by-county records

Property data is spread across thousands of assessor sites.

Owner name ≠ contact

Knowing the owner LLC is only the first step.

How TraceVeil helps

What you get in every report.

Linked properties

Toggle property records on a resolution to include parcels tied to the entity's and people's addresses.

Direct property search

Search ownership by address from the Property page.

Resolve the owner

Go from an owner LLC to its people and contacts in one step.

Learn more

How it works

  1. 1

    Turn on property records

    Check “Include property records” when you start a resolution.

  2. 2

    Review linked parcels

    See each property and how it connects.

  3. 3

    Follow the owner

    Resolve any owner LLC you find.

Questions

Common questions

Does property search cost extra?

Property records are an optional add-on to a resolution; the cost is shown before you run it.

Where does property data come from?

From a property-data provider covering county assessor and recorder records.

Can I search a property address directly?

Yes, from the Property page in the app.

Can I find every property someone owns?

TraceVeil shows properties tied to the entity's and people's known addresses and names. Coverage depends on county records.

The answer is in the record.

Credits start at $10. No subscription required.

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Permissible use. TraceVeil is not a consumer reporting agency and its reports are not consumer reports. Do not use TraceVeil for credit, employment, insurance, housing, tenant screening or any other purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You are responsible for complying with the GLBA, DPPA and other laws that apply to your use.