Home Facts from Your Address
Year built, tax history, sale history, HOA and zoning for your home, pulled from public records.
Your county already knows when your house was built, what it was taxed last year and what the last owner paid for it. Blueprint looks your address up in public property records when you set up your home, fills in the basic facts you have not entered, and keeps the rest on a home facts card.
- The basics, filled in
- Tax and sale history
- HOA, zoning and construction
- It powers the rest
Why it matters
The basics, filled in
Year built, square footage, bedrooms, bathrooms and lot size are filled in from the record, but only where you have left them blank. Your own numbers are never overwritten.
Tax and sale history
Tax assessments and property taxes by year, the last sale and earlier sales, where your county publishes them.
HOA, zoning and construction
HOA fee, zoning, number of stories and construction details appear on the card when the record has them.
It powers the rest
The location from the lookup sets your climate zone and lets weather alerts find your home.
How it works
- 01
Enter your address
Add your US street address when you set up your home in Blueprint.
- 02
Blueprint looks it up once
The public record is fetched during setup and the blank basics are filled in.
- 03
Read the home facts card
Tax, sale, HOA, zoning and build details show on the property on the web and in the iOS app.
Who it's for
New owners
The facts about the house you just bought, without digging through the county website.
Anyone appealing a tax assessment
Assessment and tax history by year in one place.
People filling out insurance forms
Year built, square footage and construction details ready when the form asks.
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Home facts FAQ
How do I find out when my house was built?
Your county assessor's records list the year built, and so does Blueprint's home facts card, which pulls the public record for your address when you set up your home. Your closing documents and inspection report usually have it too.
Where does the data come from?
From a US property data provider that compiles county assessor and recorder records. Coverage varies by county, so some fields can be missing.
Will it change details I already entered?
No. It only fills fields that are blank.
Can I refresh the record?
Not yet. The lookup runs once, when you add your address during setup.
Does it work outside the US?
No. Property records lookups cover US addresses only.
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