Oregon Assessor Data: Property Records, Ownership and Tax Detail in Ohio
Search every Oregon, Ohio parcel with owner names, assessed value, deed history, mortgage detail and equity. Coverage includes every Oregon zip code, 1 zip code in total, plus the rest of Lucas County.
- 160M+ nationwide parcel records
- 100+ fields per property
- Owner, tax, deed and mortgage detail
- Bulk export, API and map search

Property Records for Oregon, Ohio
undefined LeadCruncher holds the full assessor roll for Oregon, Ohio with more than 100 fields on each parcel, from the owner mailing address to the last recorded deed.
10,518 parcel records are on file for Oregon, Ohio today, and the count moves as new records are recorded. undefined Coverage includes every Oregon zip code, 1 zip code in total, plus the rest of Lucas County. Investors working Oregon usually farm Berkey, Harbor View, Holland and Maumee at the same time, and every one of those areas is included in the same Ohio subscription. Preview first, export second. Nothing about the Oregon roll has to be bought sight unseen.
Export the Oregon parcels to CSV, pull them through the API, or keep them here and work them with the CRM, Triple Dialer and mail merge that come with the plan.
Ownership Records
Tax and Valuation
Valuation and tax detail for Oregon property, including exemptions, which quietly tell you a lot about the owner.
Deeds and Sales History
Mortgage and Liens
Oregon Zip Codes We Cover
Every Oregon zip code below is included with Lucas County Assessor Data.
Nearby Cities in Lucas County
Investors who farm Oregon usually add these Lucas County markets to the same pull.
Build Your Oregon, Ohio List in 4 Steps
Select Oregon
Open Ohio, drill into Lucas County and narrow the search down to the 1 zip code that make up Oregon.
Filter the Parcel Roll
Narrow Oregon parcels by owner occupancy, equity, ownership length, property type, year built and lot size before you pay for a single record.
Skip Trace and Verify
Launch Your Campaign
Built for Oregon, Ohio Investors and Agents
Pay Only for What You Pull
You are charged for the Oregon parcel rows you actually take, not for a territory you were sold.
Assessor Roll Kept Current
Lucas County assessor and recorder feeds are reloaded on a continuous schedule, so new Oregon sales, deeds and owners appear shortly after recording.
Verified and Deduplicated
Real Human Support
Talk to the team that built the data. Onboarding, list strategy and campaign help are included with every plan.
What You Get with Oregon Assessor Data
10,518 parcel records are ready to pull for Oregon, Ohio right now, and the same plan covers the rest of Ohio.
- 100+ fields on every parcel
- Owner, tax, deed, mortgage and equity data
- Map search and saved searches
- Pre foreclosure data included
- Skip tracing at $0.25, CRM and Triple Dialer
- Bulk CSV export and API access
What Investors Search For in Oregon
Oregon property records
The full assessor roll for Oregon, Ohio with over 100 fields on every parcel.
Who owns this property in Oregon
Owner name, mailing address and the vesting on the last recorded Oregon deed.
Lucas County property tax records
The Lucas County tax roll as a filter, so you can pull Oregon owners by what they owe.
Absentee owner list Oregon
Oregon parcels where the owner mailing address is not the property address.
High equity homeowners Oregon
Oregon parcel and deed search
Oregon, Ohio Questions
Each Oregon parcel record carries owner names and mailing address, assessed and market value, tax amount, land and building characteristics, deed history, mortgage detail and calculated equity.
Lucas County is reloaded continuously. A Oregon property that sold recently will show its new owner rather than the one from last year's roll.
Yes. Absentee is a field on the Oregon record, so you can combine it with equity, tenure and property type in the same search.
Yes. Nothing about the Oregon data is locked to the interface, and the count preview means there are no surprises on the invoice.
$60 per month to start. Pre foreclosure data comes with it, so Oregon distress signals are not a separate subscription.
