Land Record Management System

To facilitate the sale or evaluation of the region, it is essential to retrieve information pertaining to land ownership. Many people are interested in purchasing land for future construction of homes or other structures, or in investing in real estate generally. This can only happen when a thorough screening of potential locations or properties has been completed. Local governments at the state and county levels are responsible for maintaining land ownership data worldwide. It is necessary to contact the relevant agencies in order to accurately determine the borders of a parcel or plot of land. The majority of land records are physically stored, which makes searching for and retrieving them a laborious and time-consuming process. Not all states have reliable land information retrieval systems that can be relied on to give up-to-date data. In response to this need, the current project is developing a land information system in Sacramento, California, with the capability of providing accurate details about every given piece of property. Using Codename One, a cross-platform mobile programming language based on Java, an interactive land information system may be built. This system can then run on many devices. The user can input or examine the pertinent land data using this system. In addition to the SQLite database, the Google Maps API, and GPS have all been employed to successfully extract the location.