Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
Acre & Atlas screens tax-sale lots before the bid
Acre & Atlas says its Tax Sale Shortlist checks and ranks land parcels from county tax-sale lists using access, hazard, terrain, and acreage data.
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- The homepage cites an Orange County, New York example with 46 lots checked and names five public-data sources.
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The stated inputs are county tax-sale lists, and the advertised checks span physical access, environmental constraints, terrain, and acreage. The homepage names USGS, FEMA, the US Fish & Wildlife Service, Census data, and Sentinel-2 as sources, and points to an Orange County, New York example involving 46 lots. A Land Change Monitor also appears in the navigation, but the supplied page text gives no details about its operation.
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