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 Find the the most comprehensive County Records data search for Deeds, legal and vesting, property ownership and lien information for land, residential and commercial property. Use the Property owner and asset search by name, address or parcel number to locate Title in any state. View current tax liens, judgements, 1st & 2nd mortgages and bankruptcies. 

 

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Economist Paul Dales with Capital Economics stated this week, “Up to four million households could still lose their home,” in a note to clients last Thursday. “Aside from the considerable social costs, this does not bode well for consumer spending, bank profits or the housing market itself.”

With over 25 million properties in tax delinquency, it is critical for buyers who plan on purchasing a home or lot to view property records and understand the financial condition of a property before making an offer. This holds true whether one is purchasing via conventional financing or seller financing (owner carry), lease-option, long-term leasing/renting.  This is especially important when earnest money may be at risk or if there is consideration (down payment) involved in the transaction.

Records can be ordered or downloaded online from various sources including the county recorders office.  Free foreclosure activity reports are available online from U.S. Real Estate Data - Nationwide online property records.
The data firm "LPS" Applied Analytics also stated that with lenders initiating 279,685 foreclosures in July, up from 225,700 in June, there are some troubling times yet ahead in the real estate market.

Hindsight is everything.  Having the ability to efficiently access critical data can be invaluable.

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How to obtain and search county property records - All 50 states

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Property records can be found at your local county recorder's office. This can be done at the recorders office or online. You can also pull a preliminary title report through your local title company (who access the same data from the county recorder's office). Title companies typically charge two to five hundred dollars for a preliminary title reports (if the purchase is not in escrow with them) and can take up to a week for documents. This is unless you know someone in that department that may pull some strings for you. But even in this case there is a limit to favors and usually a time frame involved for delivery. There are a several good web sites one can visit to access property records. These sites usually have proprietary data base to access the County Recorder’s office in most states. Of course some records can be accessed through the county recorder website. Most mortgage and lien records can be accessed via county recorder by means of monthly subscriptions or member access. The alternative is to physically go down to your county recorders office and browse through files and microfilm or microfiche for public property records.

If you are in the market for buying property, a buyer can benefit greatly by accessing online property records search prior to writing an offer and putting the deal into escrow. This can be done relatively easily by accessing county recorder records to view any liens, encumbrances, judgments and existing mortgages against the home. It is also imperative to know what is against a property if a buyer is entertaining creative financing such as an owner carry or a contract scenario where the seller is going to carrying the financing for a term. Maybe the property is in default and already in the process of foreclosure. Maybe the property owner is upside down and owes more than the current market value. Knowing the sellers equity position as well as any liens against the property can prevent unnecessary efforts and out of pocket expenses when entertaining a purchase. What if there is a notice of default filed and the home is going into the foreclosure stage. Maybe the property is “free and clear” and has plenty of room for negotiation. 

Having access to property records information is imperative when buying property with conventional or creative financing. This can make the difference between needless time and energy spent or a smooth transaction and closing.

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PROPERTY RECORDS AND TITLE INFORMATION 

 Find the the most comprehensive property records for legal and vesting, ownership and lien information for land, and residential and commercial property. Use the Property owner and asset search by name, address or parcel number to locate title in any state. View current tax liens, judgements, 1st & 2nd mortgages.

Use the foreclosure activity report to view the stage of foreclosure a property is currently in, notice of default, pre-foreclosure, auction or REO (bank owned). In most cases reports will provide courthouse, trustee and bank contact information. Understand real property values based on all comparables within a specific radius, neighborhood or subdivision. These valuations are based
on all recorded sales, FSBO (for sale by owner) and MLS (multiple listing service). Give your clients the power of due diligence to make calculated offers within the parameters of existing mortgages and a seller's equity position. Gain access to the value of property information for current mortgages, judgments and liens against a property prior to making an offer.

No monthly subscriptions, membership or contracts. Whether you are buying your first home, purchasing an investment or just researching, we make quality property data easy and accessible. A Free foreclosure activity report for any property showing foreclosure activity.

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How to access to property records when shopping for a home.

 In the age of streaming information available online, today’s investor and first-time home buyer can benefit greatly by accessing online property records  prior to writing an offer and putting the deal into escrow. This can be done relatively easily by accessing county recorder records to view any liens, encumbrances, judgments and existing mortgages against the home. It is also imperative to know what is against a property if a buyer is entertaining creative financing such as an owner carry or a contract scenario where the seller is going to carrying the financing for a term.  Maybe the property is in default and already in the process of foreclosure. Maybe the property owner is upside down and owes more than the current market value. Knowing the sellers equity position as well as any liens against the property can prevent unnecessary efforts and out of pocket expenses when entertaining a purchase.  What if there is a notice of default filed and the home is going into the foreclosure stage. Maybe the property is “free and clear” and has plenty of room for negotiation.

 Title companies typically charge $200 to $500 for a preliminary title reports (if the purchase is not in escrow with them) and can take up to a week for documents. This is unless you know someone in that department that may pull some strings for you. But even in this case there is a limit to favors and usually a time frame involved for delivery. There are a several good web sites one can visit to access property records. These sites usually have proprietary data base to access the County Recorder’s office in most states. Of course some records can be accessed through the county recorder website. Most mortgage and lien records can be accessed via county recorder by means of monthly subscriptions or member access. The alternative is to physically go down to your county recorders office and browse through files and micro film for public property records.

 Having internet access to property record data is an efficient and invaluable tool when buying property with conventional or creative financing.


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