These are what I have learned from mine:Improved parcel: lot with a structure - Most likely having a street addressUnimproved parcel: lot w/o a "current standing structure" - This could be a land lot which has never been developed (No street address) or there was a structure on the lot before, but now is demolished (still have street address)Going back to your question about parcel ID: use GIS - Geographic Information System to locate the parcel on the map.

Dan Mackin great point, I actually have several categories and types of neighborhoods I'm looking for--let me try to break them down and be a little more descriptive!

They understand that w/larger value add properties they have some additional advantages such as scale, forced appreciation and easier to geographically diversify.

@davidfaulker, your description rings a bell with me.  

Another thing to consider is your pictures and description of the apartment.

The legal description allows for access for one home per property regardless of property size, or a net access to 8 homes.

I know my descriptions sound very adversarial.  

Here's his description of the job:"Trying to design a simple cement circular driveway for my house.

No issues are shown on the listing description.

My descriptions are very loose, and I am sure other Dallas natives are screaming at their keyboards with my definitions.