Frequently Asked Questions

CLILU is a free interactive parcel map that provides property records, parcel boundaries, and ownership data for the entire United States. It covers over 127 million parcels across all 50 states.

Yes, CLILU is completely free. There are no subscriptions, paywalls, or hidden fees. All property data and map features are available at no cost.

Our parcel data is sourced directly from county assessor offices and government GIS portals. County statistics come from the US Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, FEMA, and other federal agencies.

We update our parcel data regularly as counties publish new records. County economic statistics are updated annually when new federal data becomes available.

Yes, you can search for properties by owner name using the search bar on the map. Results will show matching parcels across all available counties.

Yes, enter any street address in the search bar to find the associated parcel. The map will zoom to the location and display parcel boundaries and property details.

CLILU provides county-level economic data for over 3,250 counties across all 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico. Parcel boundary data is available for a growing number of counties, with new sources added regularly.

Depending on the county, available data may include owner name, parcel ID, address, acreage, assessed value, land use classification, and parcel boundary geometry.

The underlying parcel data is public record sourced from government agencies. However, please check individual county data usage policies for specific restrictions.

Property records are sourced from county assessors. If you find incorrect information, we recommend contacting the relevant county assessor's office directly, as they maintain the authoritative records.