Can you use the GIS function from your county?They use Esri and Bing aerials (at least ours does) and show the lot lines, distance, even the zoning. I thought your county was the other one besides ours that has great County GIS.

Copy the photo to a file in your computer, then use MS Powerpoint to set your boundaries. Be sure to eliminate any Google logos before publishing.

Sorry, not much of a google earth guy.  I use Terrain Navigator Pro which has some addons that might cover your use.

I'm not your guy, but will be back to gain some knowledge from the Rain community!

I do this all the time.

Share the file

then send your phone the url to the shared file.

Or

you can have the file shared with the public and embed in a blog that can also be shown on your phone.

I use this program all the time for sharing with clients, social media and in blog posts.

Bet someone here will have the answer. We can all learn something new.

I have used Google Earth for several years but I'm far from being an expert and have never tried what you are attempting

I would never load that program on my phone. It takes a ton of memory & I'm not sure you phone would run right. Our assessor has just what you are looking for right on their site - check to see if yours does. Lot lines drawn with tax ID #'s right there.

The only thing I know is that if you try to draw a line of sorts in G Earth, it measures your mark.  Click to unclick so so speak.

I typically use a program called ZeeMaps.

I usually ask my title guys to do so, since they indicate exact boundaries and I do not need to be liable for  any mistake. 

That's way above my pay grade!

John DL Arendsen Unfortunately Google dropped the parcel layer which identifies property lines effective January 1, 2016.

this is why aerial photography works well.... one can provide a closer view...

I know this can be done...let's hear from others

There are apps for that these days. I use our county website most of the time, but those lot lines aren't always 100% accurate.

I'm not and I don't sell vacant land...maybe Southern California Land Man Endre Barath, Jr. knows.  

My title company has provided such information for properties when requested.  Is that an option?

I will join you to watch for the easiest solutions.

Have you tried drone photography, John Mosier?

You're not allowed to snag images or you will run into copyright issues. 

Sorry, not me, John Mosier ! I love your photo with your dog, though :)

Snippit would do this for you too.

I use the mapserver. The maps aren't as clean as Google maps but it's good enough to get you close.

Take a screen print and use a paint program - problem solved

Sorry, but I don't think this is possible unless you print it out and then save to your smart phone.

Not an expert - but reading the interesting answers here...

John Mosier - few good answers. Never tried this on my cell phone either...

I can't help you are that. Many mobile apps do not have all the functions of the PC's or MACs.

I have to learn from the techies here.

Nope, not me

Don't look at me! 

Sandy Padula and Norm Padula, JD, GRI NMLS#1483386 gave you the answer.

I sell very little land, but will read and gain info on this topic.   Use Google Earth to see the area around a home.