County Comparison Tool
Deciding where to mail? Put up to three counties side by side — parcel counts, vacant land, absentee and out-of-state owner shares, and typical vacant parcel size — computed from official county assessment rolls. Free, no signup, and the URL is shareable.
| Metric | Alachua County, Florida | Baker County, Florida |
|---|---|---|
| Total parcels | 108,389 | 13,064 |
| Vacant land parcels | 10,226 | 1,881 |
| Mailable owners | 108,362 | 13,064 |
| Absentee owners | 53,448 (49%) | 7,434 (57%) |
| Out-of-state owners | 6,196 (6%) | 686 (5%) |
| Median vacant parcel | 0.5 acres (middle half 0.2–2.2) | 1 acres (middle half 0.4–4.1) |
| Data source | Source: Florida DOR (2025 final roll) | Source: Florida DOR (2025 final roll) |
How to use this comparison
For direct mail, the two numbers that matter most are the absentee share — owners whose mailing address is away from the property, the classic motivated-seller signal — and the raw count of vacant land parcels, which bounds how large a mailing list the county can support. A county with a high absentee share but few vacant parcels runs out of list quickly; a county with hundreds of thousands of parcels but a low absentee share means more mail for the same number of motivated owners.
Median vacant parcel size tells you which acreage strategies fit: a county whose typical vacant parcel is a quarter acre is an infill lot market, while a multi-acre median suits rural acreage plays. When you've picked a county, its profile page links the lead lists we've built for it, segmented by exactly these signals.
Land Lead Directory provides research starting points for land investors and acquisition teams. We do not guarantee deal quality, owner motivation, data completeness, property condition, zoning, access, environmental status, or investment outcomes. Verify all information independently before making offers, purchasing property, or launching outreach campaigns.