How do i find out the owner of a home?

Head down to your local archives. They'll have a list of all the owners that have ever been attached to that property as well as all kinds of other information about it ( surveys , taxes , etc. ). If I remember right ( I'll feel stupid if I'm wrong ) You lived in Nashville. Here's a link to their archives. http://www.nashville.org/metro_archives/ If I'm wrong then you could probably do a search for the one in your town as well.

umm have ya tried looking at their name on the mail box..? or calling information and giving the address and asking for reverse lookup to get the name? or if you really feel like workin for it.. go to the local town / city hall, and ask them the names of the owners of that property, its public record.

go to city hall.they have records of ownership for tax purposes. sometimes you can file a complaint against a neighbor right there also. if you have a digital camera,take pictures as well.

Hello, I would call the cop and tell them what is going on. Also, ask the neighbor and Im sure they might know something about this house. Put a note for them if you can...

You should be able to get that information online. If you go to your county tax collector's website, you can enter the address of the property and you can find the name of the owner and a mailing address for them if they don't live on the property. You'll be able to write them a certified letter with your complaint and see if that helps your situation. Good Luck.

Well I guess that it depends on where you live. Call your operator and ask for the number to your local information provider. Another thing that you could do is to call the NON emergency line of your local police, they will be able to give you all the information that you need. I hate it when people are inconsiderate of our property and I think that you are doing the right thing. If they aren't willing to listen to your friendly warning, it is time to take things to the next level. Hopefully they will listen to reason before your fence falls. I too have had some issues with the people next door and it is never fun, you are always worrying about stepping on toes and having to live next to these people. At the same time you should have to deal with this kind of thing. I hope that you find the answers that you are looking for and that the problem gets resolved, good luck and happy mylotting.

You should be able to go to your county courthouse, talk to the county clerk in the records office, give them the address of the house and they should be able to tell you who owns it. Actually if the renters damage your fence, I would think the landlord would be responsible for it since he rented the house. You might contact him, explain the problem and suggest he talk to them about moving the dog to another spot. [b]~~AT PEACE WITHIN~~ **STAND STRONG IN YOUR BELIEFS**[/b]

Just call the cops. Here we have the so called "proximity cops", who deal with this kind of "domestic" situations. They have the whole authority of questioning the occupants, the proprietor and even the damn dog if they want to, and I think they also have the authority of forcing them to tie the dog somewhere else, since it's destroying private property, which if I remind correctly, it's not just an offence, it's a felony. So just call the cops, if they don't do their job, just use some poison (on the owners, not the dog )

If you call the cops at least they will tell you what to do....how to get the owner etc...so then you should be able to find out also what you can do....maybe if they go talk to them it could prevent anymore damage...shake them up a bit!

I do not know where you get that information for free. There are a variety of websites out there where you can get it, but you have to pay for that information. I would approach them again and see if they will move the dog. Honestly - they should use the tree. If they still will not move the dog, then call the police because they are damaging your property. I would call the police because then it's on a police record. If this gets down to small claims court for fixing the fence, then you have back up documentation that they knowingly damaged your fence. I know what you mean about not being able to afford things, but just because cause people don't have something, doesn't mean they can't show proper respect for others. Their dog is tied up in the wrong spot, you've tried talking to them about it and they don't listen. If this were me, I'd talk with them again and if no results, then I'd call the police so you have a paper trail. I'm sure the police can find out and if they are needed to be called again, they will contact the landlord and bring them up to speed on what their tenents are doing.

Hi Moon...you should be able to find out who owns it by going to the courthouse and asking about that property and just who owns it and is responsible for any damages done to your property by them. they can search plat maps there and should be able to tell you exactly who it is and an address and phone number that you would be able to call. Good Luck flutterby

After reading your post, I feel very fortunate to have great neighbors. We help each other as often as we are in need. In fact, I am on extended vacation every year and I never have to worry about anything pertaining to my home, if it is in their power to take care of it. You most certainly can find out who the owner of this rental property is. You just need access to a computer. Go to public records or the tax collector website for the county that you live in. Type in the address of any property and you will find the owner name and address. Sometimes this address will be in another state because the owners sometimes leave their property in the care of a property management company. It has been said, "good fences make good neighbors." Good luck to you.

To enable the police to solve it.

Regarding searching online with some confidence on accuracy, you might try calling the appraisal district for your city or county and ask them if they have an official website. Most unofficial appraisal sites and public information sites charge fees or, as you said, have shaky accuracy. As several people have said, the courthouse isn't all that painful. Even if not delighted to see you, it's not a big deal for them to find the public record you need. Best of luck getting the owner to respond . . . that's no easy second step.

maybe you can check from local authority or from the management committee of the house. they should have a record who is the owner for their reference.