To determine whose land you are on, you can follow these steps:

How to Find Out Whose Land You Are On

1. Check Property Boundaries

• Look for property markers or boundary signs on the land.
• These might include fences, signs, or survey markers.

2. Use Online Property Records

• Visit your local county or city assessor’s website.
• Many jurisdictions have online property maps and ownership records.
• Enter the address or use GPS coordinates to find the landowner.

3. Contact Local Government Offices

• County Recorder, Assessor, or Land Registry offices maintain official land ownership records.
• You can visit in person or call to request information.

4. Use a Title Company or Surveyor

• For precise information, hire a professional surveyor.
• Title companies can also provide detailed ownership and title history.

5. Ask Neighbors or Local Residents

• Neighbors often know who owns adjacent land.
• Local community offices or homeowner associations can be helpful.

If you provide a specific location or address, I can help guide you to the appropriate resources for that area!