Contact us, we love mapping.  Map types include:

• Acreage property/rural maps with geo-referencing
• Custom maps large and small
• Individual subdivision maps depicting lot numbers, size and ownership
• Neighborhood maps illustrating owner-occupied/non-owner-occupied homes for door-to-door lead generation
• Poster-sized subdivision maps for Central Oregon cities
• UGB Maps
• Walking Maps

Our property information specialists in customer service will provide neighborhood demographics and sales information offering your buyer the best match. 

Our lists include depth of selection criteria including:

• County location
• Custom map boundary search
• Demographics by subdivision
• Improvement criteria (building size, bedroom & bathroom count, building count, etc.)
• Land use, zoning, and school district boundaries
• Marketing analysis
• Market value and sale price
• Multi-property owners
• Owner name
• Owner-Occupied or Non-Owner-Occupied
• Parcel type
• Property radius search
• Transfer & Recording dates
• Vacant land & lot size 
• Waterfront property

An excellent tool for showcasing a home and is most useful in an open house. It provides an overall context for the subject property, maps, demographic data, and lifestyle information. Homebooks may include:

• Custom photo cover page
• Employment centers & commercial areas
• Lifestyle maps depicting dog parks, brew pubs.
• Nearby parks & recreational facilities
• School district information & maps

Printed Mailing labels are available for farm lists.

The List Kit provides core essential information on your listing, including:

• Assessors Map
• Last Recorded Deed
• Property Profile
• Tax Information
• Zoomed Assessor and Aerial Map

Our Map Packs provide the most frequently requested and useful maps for your listing in a bundle. Map options include:

• Aerial Map
• Assessor Map
• Flood Zone Map
• Locator Map
• Subdivision Map
• Tax Lot Map
• Topographical Map
• Zoning Map

Sales Comps are homes of similar size, condition, age, and style that recently sold in a certain neighborhood. Evaluating this, and their selling price, can help determine a fair market value for a home.