How to find out who owns the land at?

Any property has an owner. The only question is how to find out who owns the land, house or apartment. Currently, there are several ways to obtain information about the ownership of the object.

General rules for obtaining information

According to the current legislation, all individualized objects must be accounted for in the Unified State Real Estate Register (EGRN). By "individualization" is understood as the availability of real estate cadastral number, address and accounted for in the GKN borders. So the only option of how you can find out who owns the land plot is simply by accessing this database. You must choose one of the following methods:

1. Order information online, if you can access the Internet and information about the address or number. If there is no information, but the approximate location is known, it is worth to first consult the Public cadastral map.

2. The order of documents in the MFC, when the applicant requires officially confirmed information, that is, a document with blue seals.

3. Request for a potential right holder or a person (body) with information about him. It is done in case the received extract from EGRN does not contain the necessary data, and real estate actually exists. In the Russian Federation, about 10% of the objects are not reflected in the official register, since they do not have a registered right.

Public cadastral map

Open online services Rosreestr - one of the places where you can find out who owns the land, you can in a few minutes. In the GAC, information on real estate is shown in cartographic form, indicating the cadastral number and basic information (address, area, category, date of survey).

The starting page offers the user a map of the Russian Federation with division into regions. When approaching the territory is divided into municipal areas, the territory of cities, etc. Even without knowing a specific address, you can find a site on the territorial landmarks. And the card allows you to switch to satellite mode with saving all displayed numbers and borders. To do this, go to the "Map Management" section and then select "Space Images" in the "Single Cartographic Basics" tab, without removing other marks.

Information on the selected object can be obtained through the service section in its card. The service offers 2 ways to find out who owns the land: at the address or number in the cadastre - by obtaining a passport or an extract from the EGRN.

The cadastral passport and an extract from EGRN online

According to the volume of information provided, the cadastral passport and the extract from the Real Estate Rights Register are very similar. In particular, they both provide information about the copyright holder, existing encumbrances and basic data on real estate.

Information from the statement reflects information not "older" than 5 calendar days. This is especially true for checking the purity of the transaction. However, the cadastral passport, among other things, allows you to familiarize yourself with the graphic scheme of the site.

You can order these documents online in the section "Public Services" on the official website of Rosreestr. From 01/01/2017, without registration, the resource allows you to receive only an extract from EGRN. To clarify, along with the usual information, the configuration of the site is required to register in the EGRN FGIS (using your own passport and SNILS number) and deposit at least 200 rubles on your personal account. After that, the system will allow receiving documents electronically within an hour, and the cost of each will not exceed 2 rubles.

Ordering documents in the MFC

Applying to the Interfunctional Center (MFC) will solve the problem of how to find out who owns the land. The query requires the following:

• Address of the object or its cadastral number.
• Passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation.
• SNILS applicant.
• Cash for payment of state duty - 200 rubles for an extract from the Unified State Unitary Enterprise, 400 rubles for a cadastral passport.

Make an order for the ownership of the property can be any person, not just the owner or the lessee. As a result of the appeal, the applicant receives the document in electronic or paper form.

Information about the garden plot

The situation with real estate in the SNT is more complicated. Despite the "dacha amnesty", many use it on the basis of only one book of a member of the partnership and, although the contributions are paid regularly, the objects belonging to them are not taken into account anywhere.

The question of how to find out who owns a cottage land plot is rather acute for the owners of neighboring estates, as well as for resource-supplying organizations (laying water mains, electric networks). You can obtain the necessary information in the following way:

• Contact the PAC to clarify the territorial landmarks of the desired site. If necessary, the scheme with the card can be printed.
• Send a written request to the board of the SNT with a request to provide information (name) about the owner and contacts for communication with him. At the same time, it is necessary to describe in as much detail the reason for the search and indicate that the impossibility of communicating with the owner to resolve an issue may damage the interests of the applicant.

This way of searching for information will help to know who owns the land in both the garden associations and the administrations of rural settlements, where they continue to maintain the farm accounting and record information about the "owners" of even unregistered property.

Information search in open sources

When making transactions, not only is it important to find a way to find out who owns a land plot, but also to obtain all possible information about the seller and possible problems with real estate.

Minimize the possible risks by searching the open source network. In particular, it is recommended to pay attention to the following resources:

• The site of free ads Avito. Using the search box, you can find out if the site was sold before, and get the contact phone number of the seller.
• The site of the court of general jurisdiction of the area (district) where the real estate is located. If you enter information about the owner or seller in the section "Court records", you can find out whether there were any disputes regarding the sold object.

In general, the modern information field allows you to obtain the necessary information about any real estate. It does not need to violate the law or "negotiate" - access to most information bases and records is completely legal.