Land Lead Directory

Absentee Owner Lists in Florida

791,623 absentee owners of vacant land are ready to mail across 66 counties in Florida, from each county's own public parcel records.

An absentee owner's mailing address is different from the parcel's own address — they don't live on or next to the land, which is why they answer offers. Pick a county to see its count by acreage, build the list, and download the CSV right after checkout — from $49.

Florida counties with absentee owner lists

CountyOwners you can mailData vintage
Lee County83,4352026 preliminary roll
Polk County68,6042026 preliminary roll
Charlotte County58,4972026 preliminary roll
Marion County54,6822026 preliminary roll
Citrus County37,5002026 final roll
Highlands County34,2322026 preliminary roll
Brevard County31,1812026 preliminary roll
Sarasota County28,5532026 preliminary roll
Volusia County23,5482026 preliminary roll
Miami-Dade County15,4802026 preliminary roll
Putnam County15,1002026 preliminary roll
Lake County14,8412026 preliminary roll
Hernando County14,4112026 preliminary roll
Bay County14,2432026 preliminary roll
Walton County14,1592026 preliminary roll
Osceola County13,2472026 preliminary roll
Orange County13,0742026 preliminary roll
Escambia County13,0052026 preliminary roll
Duval County12,8862026 preliminary roll
Hillsborough County11,9622026 preliminary roll
Collier County11,9562026 preliminary roll
Jackson County11,6182026 preliminary roll
Hendry County10,2602026 preliminary roll
St. Lucie County9,8702026 preliminary roll
Flagler County9,6512026 preliminary roll
Okeechobee County9,2422026 preliminary roll
St. Johns County8,5102026 preliminary roll
Pinellas County7,3722026 preliminary roll
Santa Rosa County7,1332026 preliminary roll
Clay County7,0532026 preliminary roll
Leon County7,0332026 preliminary roll
Okaloosa County6,9882026 preliminary roll
Alachua County6,9602026 preliminary roll
Pasco County6,8042026 preliminary roll
Manatee County6,0642026 preliminary roll
Palm Beach County6,0512026 preliminary roll
Monroe County5,6912026 preliminary roll
Indian River County5,6852026 preliminary roll
Broward County5,3702026 preliminary roll
Martin County5,2412026 preliminary roll
Gulf County5,1502026 preliminary roll
Wakulla County5,1172026 preliminary roll
Dixie County4,9992026 preliminary roll
Gadsden County4,8562026 preliminary roll
Nassau County4,8282026 preliminary roll
Taylor County4,0252026 preliminary roll
Madison County3,7062026 preliminary roll
Calhoun County2,6812026 preliminary roll
DeSoto County2,6802026 preliminary roll
Gilchrist County2,4922026 preliminary roll
Bradford County2,4782026 preliminary roll
Franklin County2,1582026 preliminary roll
Glades County1,9962026 preliminary roll
Levy County1,9712026 preliminary roll
Hardee County1,8782026 preliminary roll
Jefferson County1,7892026 preliminary roll
Seminole County1,7772026 preliminary roll
Sumter County1,5752026 preliminary roll
Lafayette County1,4122026 preliminary roll
Columbia County1,3762026 preliminary roll
Baker County1,3582026 preliminary roll
Hamilton County1,1962026 preliminary roll
Suwannee County8842026 preliminary roll
Holmes County8052026 preliminary roll
Liberty County6432026 preliminary roll
Union County6012026 preliminary roll
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Common questions

Where can I get a list of absentee owners of vacant land in Florida?
We build mailing lists of absentee owners of vacant land for 66 counties in Florida (including Lee County, Polk County, Charlotte County, Marion County, Citrus County), from each county's own public parcel records. Pick a county, choose the acreage, and download the CSV right after checkout — lists start at $49.
How many absentee owners of vacant land are there in Florida?
About 791,623 absentee owners of vacant land across the 66 counties we cover in Florida can be built into mailing lists. Each county page shows its own count by acreage.
Who counts as an absentee owner?
An absentee owner's mailing address is different from the parcel's own address — they don't live on or next to the land, which is why they answer offers.
What is in the download?
A CSV with one row per owner and mailing address: owner name, mailing address, county, parcel number, acreage, land-use code, the parcel's situs address when the county publishes one, plus the county's market value and a suggested blind-offer range — deduplicated so an owner with several parcels is mailed once.

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Counts come from each county's latest public parcel roll, deduplicated by owner and mailing address. Verify ownership before making offers. See all Florida county data.