Paste any US address. The parcel card comes back with the owner of record, the land use, the lot and the building.
Say what you're prospecting for in plain words. Every parcel that fits lights up on the map.
An LLC is rarely the answer. Cobroker traces it to the people behind it, with an email and a mobile when the research finds them.
Addresses, buy boxes and owners — one box.
The two illustrations in this section show Cobroker holding real public county records for parcels in the Chicago Loop, captured on September 2 and 3, 2026; the owner names and contact details shown are illustrative stand-ins, not the parcels' real owners. Facts about a specific address appear only after you pick one.
Owner of record and the person behind it, with values, last sale and zoning read from county sources and pinned to the parcel.
Draw a circle or a shape and every parcel inside lands in one table: owner, contact, values, last sale. Download it as a CSV.
See the list viewThe name on the deed and the second owner when there is one.
Mailing address, then the officers, with email and mobile on request.
Hold period, absentee owner, permit inactivity, listing absence, tax delinquency.
Assessed, land and improvement value. Last sale date and price.
Zoning type and subtype, use code, acreage and building count.
FEMA flood zone and Qualified Opportunity Zone status.
One address in. A finished owner report out.
No seat license, no annual contract. Your first report is free, then $199/mo for 3,000 credits.