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Property records are public records, and Louisiana makes it easy to access public records through its parish court websites. For example, Lafayette Parish has a land records portal and a court and land records search tool. Based on your needs, you can choose the best search area for you.
Consult Public Records The county clerks office or local tax assessors office often maintains comprehensive databases accessible to the public. These public records typically reveal the current owners name, mailing address, and sometimes even property tax information.
A real estate agent can also potentially help you find a propertys owner. Real estate agents have access to not only public property data that you could access yourself but also a database called the multiple listing service (MLS).
The owner of record is the owner shown by a title document that has been recorded-- in CA recording is by county and is maintained electronically fyi despite older title references to book and page or map number and so on. A document number is the modern datum for indexing the title record of a county.
Public records are defined by the Louisiana Public Records Law as [a]ll books, records, writings, accounts, letters and letter books, maps, drawings, photographs, cards, tapes, recordings, memoranda, and papers, and all copies, duplicates, photographs, including microfilm, or other reproductions thereof, or any other
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Users should contact the Office of the Planning Commission at (225) 389-3144 or send an email to planning@brla.gov to obtain specific information about land use and zoning regulations. Also, users can visit the EBRP Office of the Assessor GeoPortal to find tax parcel ownership and assessment information.
How to do a title search? Checking the tax assessors records. Searching for the property deed on the internet or visit the physical office that records deeds. Verifying the chain of title. Conducting a tax search. Determining if there is are judgments or liens held against the property.
The succession and probate records 1804-1849 are found online at FamilySearch. See Historical Records Collections below for more information about this record collection. See also Louisiana Notarial Records.

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