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What does the county know about that property?
Ownership, sales history, permits, code liens, flood zone and utilities — pulled on demand from county public sources for any address, not just homes on the market.
Covers St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach counties today · Broward, Miami-Dade, Brevard, Indian River coming soon
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What’s in the county file
One free registration unlocks the full records here and sold prices across the whole site — one email, no password, no credit card.
Ownership & assessment
Current owner of record, assessed / market / taxable values from the county Property Appraiser.
Sales history
Recorded deed transfers with dates, prices and instrument types — straight from county records.
Building permits
Permits on file with the county or city, with status — great for spotting unpermitted work.
Code liens
Code-enforcement liens and violations that can complicate (or leverage) a sale.
Flood zone & utilities
FEMA flood zone with SFHA flag, plus water, sewer, electric and gas service for the parcel.
Comparable sales
Nearby recorded sales from county data to put the numbers in context.
County coverage
- St. Lucie County
Property Appraiser, City of PSL permits & code liens
- Martin County
Property Appraiser, county permits & official records
- Palm Beach County
Property Appraiser (PAPA) & embedded tax data
- Broward County
- Miami-Dade County
- Brevard County
- Indian River County
Until then, Darci pulls records in these counties by hand — use the lookup above and she’ll take it from there.
The records tell you what happened — Darci tells you what it’s worth
Permits, liens and deed history are half the picture. Darci Margeson turns the county file into a pricing strategy with a free comparative market analysis.
Property records shown on this site are retrieved on demand from county public sources (county Property Appraisers, municipal permit and code-enforcement portals, FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer) and are not official records. Data may be incomplete or out of date — always verify with the county before relying on it. Public-record information is provided separately from MLS listing content and is not provided or reviewed by the MLS.