Coverage
Atria reads national datasets for every location in the country and goes to each county's own records for parcels, owners and zoning. When a county has not been mapped yet, Atria finds its sources the first time anyone asks, and every value comes back with where it came from and when it was read.
What Atria reads today, layer by layer. A county without its own records lit here is not a gap: Atria finds its sources the first time someone asks.
Updated . Every county can be requested, lit or not.
National and federal sources Atria reads at any point in the country, with no setup per place.
Records that only the county keeps, read from the county's own systems rather than a reseller's copy.
Atria searches the county's and state's public GIS for parcel, zoning and assessor layers.
Each layer has to answer at the requested point before Atria relies on it.
Your agent is told the fetch has started and when to check back, then gets the values with their sources, and the county stays mapped for the next request. If a county publishes no parcel data online, Atria says so instead of guessing.
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