Vacant Land Owner Lists in Tennessee

Tennessee counties with vacant land owner lists

Common questions

Where can I get a list of vacant land owners in Tennessee?

We build mailing lists of vacant land owners for 86 counties in Tennessee (including Sullivan County, Sevier County, Cumberland County, Sumner County, Greene 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 vacant land owners are there in Tennessee?

About 297,871 vacant land owners across the 86 counties we cover in Tennessee can be built into mailing lists (counting the largest owner group each county offers, such as absentee owners). Each county page shows its own count by acreage.

Who counts as a vacant land owner?

Every parcel is vacant land under the county's own land-use codes — no house, no building — matched to the owner's mailing address.

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.

Other Tennessee list types

• Absentee Owner Lists in Tennessee — 297,401 owners in 85 counties
• Out-of-State Owner Lists in Tennessee — 52,904 owners in 86 counties
• Tax-Delinquent Land Lists in Tennessee — 184 owners behind on taxes in 2 counties

Learn

• Land Flipping in Tennessee: Market & Data Guide →
• How to Pull & Clean County Assessor Data for a Mailing List →
• Understanding Land-Use Codes for Vacant Land →
• What Is a County Assessment Roll? (And How to Read One) →
• Situs vs. Mailing Address: Why the Difference Drives Direct Mail →