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1. www.waukeshacounty.gov › rod › land-recordsWaukesha County - Land Records

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   The Waukesha County Tax Listing Website will provide the legal description to the property if you need it before you search our Public Access database. We have three options available to obtain land record document copies for properties located in Waukesha County.

2. www.waukeshacounty.gov › FindLegalDescriptionWaukesha County - Where can I find the legal description of ...

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   Where can I find the legal description of my property? The legal description can be found on a copy of the plat of survey for the property, or a less descriptive legal description can be found on a copy of your property tax bill.

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   Where can I find a property description in Waukesha County?

   • The Waukesha County Tax Listing Website will provide the legal description to the property if you need it before you search our Public Access database. We have three options available to obtain land record document copies for properties located in Waukesha County.

   Waukesha County - Land Records

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   What is Waukesha County GIS viewer?

   • The Waukesha County GIS Viewer is an application that enables property owners to search and query their parcel, overlay layers of data to find out things like school and County board supervisory districts as well as a host of environmental layers and aerial photography. How do I find information on a property’s well and septic system?

   Waukesha County GIS Viewer and Tax Listing

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   How do I correct a tax bill address in Waukesha County?

   • For tax bill address corrections please contact the Waukesha County Tax Listing Department at 262-548-7597. If the address point is incorrect on the parcel in the GIS Viewer (See below), please contact the LIS Department

   Waukesha County GIS Viewer and Tax Listing

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   How do I find a legal description of a property?

   • Find the legal description of property. The date and the names of the parties to the transaction come first, then the legal description. Look for the words “legal description” or just “description.” There are generally two types of legal descriptions: (1) subdivision description or (2) metes and bounds.

   How to Get a Legal Description of Property: An Expert Guide - wikiHow

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4. www.waukeshacounty.gov › globalassets › register-ofWaukesha County Public Access Document Search Finding ...

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   Here you will be able to find the condensed legal description of the property. This is a subdivision, or “platted description.” If your legal description is a subdivision, you will need to take note of any lot numbers, block numbers, and the subdivision name. The following is a Certified Survey Map.

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5. wisconsin.staterecords.org › waukesha › propertyWaukesha County, Wisconsin Property Records | StateRecords.org

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   A Waukesha County property search is a way for individuals to access information related to any real property or land in the county. A property search will provide inquirers with information about a property, such as property owner details, property tax data, property description and boundaries, ownership history, etc.

6. www.wikihow.com › Get-a-Legal-Description-of-PropertyHow to Get a Legal Description of Property: An Expert Guide

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   • Overview
   • Finding a Copy of Your Property Deed
   • Identifying the Legal Description

   A “legal” description of property identifies the particular parameters of a piece of a property and is a critical component of sales contracts, deeds, and mortgages. These legal descriptions identify property so that it may be conveyed, assessed, and taxed. For these reasons, it is important for property owners or prospective buyers to know how to find the legal description of property.

   Check your local county's website to determine how to get a copy of the deed or request it in person at your local recorder.

   If you are the property owner, contact the real estate agent, lawyer, or title company who processed your closing to get a copy.

   The legal description of a property may also be located on the annual property tax statements prepared by the county tax assessor’s office.

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   Locate the appropriate government office.

   A copy of your deed is kept at the local county recorder or assessor’s office where the land is located. To locate your county, visit

   and enter into the search engine the city, town or zip code of where the land is located.

   After identifying your county, use your preferred internet search engine to find the website for your county recorder or assessor’s office.

   Ask how you can get a copy of a property deed. In some instances, the agency may direct you to an online searchable database.

   For example, the City of New York allows users to search for property records online using its “Automated City Register Information System (ACRIS).”

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   The deed will often be captioned “Land Deed,” “Property Deed” or “Warranty Deed” at the top (although it does not have to be).

   Find the legal description of property.

   The date and the names of the parties to the transaction come first, then the legal description. Look for the words “legal description” or just “description.” There are generally two types of legal descriptions: (1) subdivision description or (2) metes and bounds.

   If the property is part of the subdivision, the description will name the subdivision and list the lot number. You can find the plat map for a subdivision at the same county office that you found your deed.

   A metes and bounds legal description will situate the property according to points of reference, such as landmarks. A metes and bounds description will typically begin by telling an observer where to start: “Commence at southeast corner of the east half of Section 12, Township 4” or words to that effect.

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7. tax.waukeshacounty.gov › Media › GISandTaxListingFAQWaukesha County GIS Viewer and Tax Listing

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   Home. Is there a way to see a representation of my property boundaries? The Waukesha County GIS Viewer is an application that enables property owners to search and query their parcel, overlay layers of data to find out things like school and County board supervisory districts as well as a host of environmental layers and aerial photography. Home.

8. legalbeagle.com › 5707821-read-land-propertyHow to Read Your Land Property Description | Legal Beagle

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   Dec 27, 2018 · The legal description on a deed or mortgage looks complicated, but you can take it apart to figure out what it means. The sections, lots, townships and range are all parts of the legal description, which tells you exactly where a property is located (but doesn't include the street address).