How do you get owner contact information from property records?

Owner contact information from property records starts with the owner name and mailing address on the deed or assessor file, then gets enriched through skip tracing and third-party data matching. The public record itself only contains the owner's name and the mailing address they provided to the county.

To obtain contact information, data providers match the owner's name and address against consumer databases and other sources of contact information. This process is called skip tracing. The matched results are ranked by likelihood of connection, and compliance layers such as Do Not Call (DNC) registry checks and litigator flags may be applied before the data reaches the user. PropertyRadar provides contact information where available, so users can access it directly from the property profile without running a separate skip trace. Contact data is not available for every owner, and accuracy varies by how recently the underlying source data was updated.