Owner phone lookup
Find a property owner’s phone number.
You have the address. You want the person who can sell it. Tracer gets you from one to the other: the owner’s name from county records, then their best mobile, checked against the live carrier and matched to the owner’s name.
Two ways in
Pick the path that fits the property.
Owner-occupied home
Address only
Enter the street, city and state and leave the name blank. Tracer finds the people living at that address and their phone numbers. When the owner lives there, that’s the owner.
Rental or vacant
Owner name + mailing address
Take the owner’s name and mailing address from the county record (or pull a whole list in Tracer) and trace that. You reach the landlord, not the tenant.
Doing a whole street?
One owner or ten thousand.
Look up a single owner from the free sample, or upload a full list with bulk skip tracing. Packs start at $99 for 10,000 records and never expire. See what it costs →
Questions
Owner lookup FAQ
How do I find out who owns a property?
Property ownership is public record. The county property appraiser or assessor lists the owner's name and mailing address for every parcel. Tracer can pull those owner lists for 11 states and filter them by equity, absentee status and more.
Can I get the owner's phone number from just the address?
Yes, with one caveat. An address-only lookup finds the people living at the address. For an owner-occupied home that is the owner. For a rental it is usually the tenant, so for rentals use the owner's name and mailing address from county records instead.
How do I know the number really belongs to the owner?
Tracer checks the number's registered caller name (CNAM) against the owner's name and marks each result as owner, household, or not the owner. You can export only the owner matches.
Is it legal to call a property owner?
Looking up public records is legal, but calling and texting are regulated. Scrub against the DNC registry and follow the TCPA before you dial. Tracer checks every number against your suppression list and offers the federal registry scrub as an add-on. It is not a consumer report and must not be used for credit, employment, insurance or tenant screening.
Try it free
Look up a few owners. No card.
Enter an address or an owner and see what comes back.