For HOAs & civic associations

Which lots are empty, who owns them, and where the mail goes.

Type your community or ZIP code. Every parcel inside your boundary, with the mailing address on file at the state, sales history, flood zone, and whether it's on sewer or septic.

Try
A parcel page showing owner, mailing address, sales history, flood zone and septic or sewer status

One lot, with every public record that mentions it.

  • Mailing address on every lot

    Where the tax bill goes, from state assessment records, and whether that's out of town. Owner names where the county publishes them.

  • Sales, flood and septic, per lot

    Last sale and price, FEMA flood zone, and recorded or likely septic versus public sewer, on the lot and on the map.

  • Nightly alerts

    A sale, a foreclosure filing, a 311 request: the register re-checks every night and tells you what changed.

What you get

Community map with parcels colored by status and public-record dots
Your boundary, every lot, colored by status.
A list of alerts: foreclosure filed, status changed, 311 request
Alerts you clear, so nothing slips.
Phone screen showing the parcel you are standing on
On a walk, the phone knows the lot.

Starter · up to 500 parcels, 5 members

$49/month

7-day free trial with a card on file; billed only if you keep it. Cancel in one click.

Larger community? Town is $149 for up to 2,500 parcels. One person only? Solo is $29.

We're volunteers. How much work is this?
Type the community name, answer three questions, and the register builds itself. After that it's a morning glance at what changed. Board members can be read-only viewers at no extra cost.
Is it legal to look up owners like this?
Everything shown is already public in Maryland's assessment and land records; we put it on the lot instead of behind a search form. Your notes and photos stay private to your association.
Our community isn't an incorporated town. Does it work?
Yes. 372 unincorporated communities are searchable by name, and any place can be built by ZIP code.
Which lots are empty, who owns them, and where the mail goes · Lots & Parcel