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# Owner Type Property Mailing address
Assessed Last sale $ Owned since
Built Acres Flags
How the signals work. Absentee = the owner's tax-mailing address differs from the property
(out-of-state, PO box, or a different street) — the strongest "might sell" signal after court filings.
Out-of-state = mailing state isn't NC. Entity-owned = the recorded owner name contains LLC/corporate/trust
markers (parsed from public records). Years owned = last recorded sale date; NC OneMap carries it for some
counties and the county's own GIS layer supplies it for others — where neither exists the filter grays out.
Vacant = no improvement (building) value on the tax roll.
Scope. Tier A + B counties only (45 of 100 — the ones with the richest free data, per the
Sep-2026 county audit). Assessed value is the county's tax appraisal — the filter basis for the price band;
last sale price appears only where the county publishes it free (grayed otherwise). Parcels without a street
address (mostly rural vacant land) can't be zip-mapped; they're reachable under the county's
“No street address” zip option and count in the stats above.
Honest caveats. Property-type labels are heuristic groupings of county use codes — expect
noise at the margins. Occupancy is inferred from mailing vs property address (NC has no homestead exemption
flag to lean on). Pre-foreclosure notices, lien registers, permit histories, and deed/quitclaim indexes are
NOT in this dataset — NC publishes them per-name or not at all; external links for counties that do publish
distress lists appear under the results.
Sources: NC OneMap NC1Map_Parcels + AddressNC (public REST, free), county open GIS/tax layers. Refreshed 2026-09-05.