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Our coverage reflects what state law makes public. Where a figure runs lower in a specific state, these are the statutes doing it — marked § wherever they apply above.
AK · ID · KS · LA · MS · MT · ND · NM · TX · UT · WY — Sale prices are not public record in this state, so transaction amounts are limited by law. (Non-disclosure state)
MO — Sale prices are not public record in parts of this state, so transaction amounts are limited by law in some counties. (Non-disclosure state (partial))
NJ — New Jersey law lets judges, prosecutors, and law-enforcement officers have their names removed from public property records. (Daniel's Law)
TX — Texas keeps ownership information for certain protected individuals confidential, so a small share of owner names is withheld by law. (Tex. Tax Code §25.025)
KS — Kansas restricts releasing lists of names in bulk, which limits owner-name availability. (K.S.A. 45-230)
CA — Some California counties are barred from releasing detailed property characteristics in bulk, so fields like bedroom and bathroom counts run thinner there. (Cal. Rev. & Tax. Code §408.3)
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