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Land in Rusk County, Wisconsin that nobody listed
We load every parcel in Rusk County from the county's own roll — 28,449 of them — and score each one for the signs that land might sell without a listing: a house that came off the tax roll, an estate or heirs on the title, an owner who lives far away.
28,449
parcels on the roll
1,598
former home sites or buildings gone
879
owned by an estate or heirs
6,414
owners who live elsewhere
1,793
with a well on record
6,639
on a lake, river or stream
Live from the Rusk County records
Some of the highest-scoring parcels in Rusk County right now — real records, with addresses and owners withheld here. Members see the address, the owner's mailing address, and the aerial and value history.
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Score 100 · real parcel, address withheld
Town of Dewey, Rusk County, WI · 1.59 acres · 2025 roll
- Improvements went from $34,200 on the 2024 roll to $0 — structure gone+50
- Street number assigned, nothing assessed on it+30
- Residential-class parcel with no structure+15
- 1.59 acres — buildable-lot range+5
USGS aerial100
Score 100 · real parcel, address withheld
Town of Dewey, Rusk County, WI · 4 acres · 2025 roll
- Improvements went from $59,300 on the 2022 roll to $0 — structure gone+35
- Street number assigned, nothing assessed on it+30
- Residential-class parcel with no structure+15
- Owner's mail goes to another town+10
USGS aerial100
Score 100 · real parcel, address withheld
Village of Bruce, Rusk County, WI · 0.14 acres · 2025 roll
- Improvements went from $28,100 on the 2021 roll to $0 — structure gone+35
- Street number assigned, nothing assessed on it+30
- Residential-class parcel with no structure+15
- Owner is a trust or LLC+8
What we check on every Rusk County parcel
- Buildings that came off the roll. Twelve years of the county's tax rolls (2014–2025): when the improvements on a parcel drop to $0, you see the year and the value that was there.
- Who owns it and from where. Estates, heirs, trusts and owners whose tax bill goes out of town or out of state — the owners most likely to sell quietly.
- What's on the ground. Wells on record, lake and river frontage, road access, FEMA flood zones, mapped wetlands and soil ratings for septic.
- What it last sold for. Recorded sales and transfers, where the county publishes them.
Every parcel gets a score from those records, and you can write the owner a letter from the parcel page — or have us print and mail it. See plans and pricing or read how to find off-market land in county records.