A public property card lists the owner’s mailing address as a PO box. How should people OSINT treat that address?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A PO box is a cubby at the post office, not a bedroom. The property card still matters—it tells you how the owner of record takes mail. Do not turn the box number into a place someone sleeps.
Full Explanation
Assessor property cards often list owner-of-record mailing addresses that are PO boxes, registered-agent offices, or other mail drops. Those values are public facts about how mail is received, not proof of a physical sleeping location. Inventing GPS or a residence from a box overstates the record. Keep the card, cite the mailing field as mailing, and look for independent public sources if a physical address is actually required.