Hello World. It’s been quite some time since I’ve given you a shout out through this blogsite. Instead, you may have found some of my ruminations in the King County Bar Association’s Bar Bulletin. [Sorry, “The Bur Bulletin is for paid KCBA Members only.” You don’t trust me on this one? Ok, the work around
King County Washington Property Research Part II of III – Now Get An Aerial View
With your King County Parcel Number, now you can seek to gain an aerial view of your property in inquiry and see the rough – yes rough – contour(s) of what is presumed by the county auditor’s office to be the boundary lines associated with your property.
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King County Washington Property Research Part I of III – Start with the Parcel Numbers
When doing research on your own and your neighbor’s property, start (and follow through) with some tools related to the properties tax parcel numbers by using King County Geographical Information System (“KCGIS”) Center’s Parcel Viewer 2.0. Once you have arrived at this screen, continue with the following steps;
- Click on the green, “Start Parcel