Ownership & history
Who is named on the deed. How the property changed hands.
Property research. Done for you.
Deeds. Liens. Taxes.
One clear property report.
We do the research. You get the records and next steps before you bid or buy.
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Your property. The records. One report.You order. We get to work.

We request county records and visit the Recorder’s Office when needed.

We trace deeds, loans, liens and releases, then check taxes and the sale.

Findings, source documents and clear next steps—ready within 3 business days.
The facts behind your decision
Who is named on the deed. How the property changed hands.
Recorded claims, stated amounts and matching release evidence.
Recorded notices and the latest published sale status.
Published bills, delinquency and a purchase-tax estimate with your price and date.
Land-use rules, hazard maps and environmental-record checks.
Document copies, sources and a checklist of questions to resolve.
One residential parcel. 10-year Recorder search. Up to 50 pages of copies, with Recorder copy fees included.
Address and APN cross-check, assessor parcel map and available assessor facts such as use, lot size, building size and year built.
Latest located ownership deed, names of the recorded grantees, how ownership is described and the deed’s legal description.
Located transfer deeds organized by date, with parties, recording numbers and document references, within the defined search period.
Located deeds of trust, including borrower, beneficiary, original secured amount, recording date and document number where stated.
Located assignments, modifications, substitutions of trustee and subordination agreements, linked to the original instrument where possible.
Located full or partial reconveyances and lien releases, matched to the specific loan or recorded claim they reference where possible.
Search for recorded tax liens, judgment abstracts, mechanics’ liens, municipal liens and HOA liens. Located claims list the claimant, stated amount when supplied, recording reference and matching-release result.
Located recorded easements, access agreements, covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs), and other deed restrictions within the search scope.
Located notices of default, notices of trustee’s sale and recorded rescissions, linked to their referenced loan where possible and arranged by date.
A check of the responsible trustee or auction source for its latest published sale status and schedule, with the source and time checked. Unavailable information is identified.
Published secured and supplemental tax bills, reported delinquency, and itemized direct assessments and charges shown on the available bills.
An illustrative post-purchase and supplemental-tax estimate when you supply both a proposed price and purchase date, with the assumptions stated.
Published zoning, General Plan designations and historic overlays, with links to the responsible planning sources.
Official flood, fire, fault, liquefaction and earthquake-induced landslide maps, including sources, map dates and coverage gaps.
Public GeoTracker and EnviroStor searches with links to located environmental-site records and the search area identified.
Location maps, dated street-imagery links, nearby transit and services, and published school-district information.
Read the important findings first: recorded ownership, located claims, tax information, discrepancies and questions that remain unanswered.
Follow the dated ownership transfers, loan documents and foreclosure notices, with references to the supporting evidence.
For each located loan or claim, see the parties, recording reference, amount stated when available, matching-release result and recommended verification.
Check the document numbers, recording dates, source links, search dates and coverage limits behind the report.
Read selected deeds, loan documents, liens, releases or notices yourself and share them with your advisors. Recorder copy fees are included.
See which in-scope documents required a request, what we received and what is pending or unavailable. If no requests were needed, the report says so.
Take specific questions and recording references to the trustee, Tax Collector, planning department, title company, attorney or inspector as appropriate.
Download the report and document bundle from your private order page and keep them together for your purchase review.
A 10-year recorder-index search through the latest index date available when checked, plus the latest located vesting deed and older instruments directly referenced in located records. One identified residential parcel per order.
We show located records, matching-release evidence, source gaps and pending requests. A claim without a located release may still require verification. Current balances, lien priority and interests surviving a sale require separate professional review.
Agency replies can take longer than our delivery window. If an essential deed or applicable foreclosure document cannot be retrieved, you may choose a full refund. Complete permit, code-enforcement and other excluded agency files are outside this service.
Full scope & termsIllustrative format only. The example references below are fictional and describe no actual property.
Read the summary, then follow the record.
The report identifies the parcel, summarizes the recorded ownership and lists notable loan, lien, foreclosure and tax findings.
| Located record | What the report says | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Deed of trust Example DOT-A | No matching reconveyance located within the stated search. | Ask a title professional to verify the loan’s current status and effect on the purchase. |
| Reconveyance Example RELEASE-B | References a different loan, Example DOT-C. It is not matched to DOT-A. | Check the specific instrument released before assuming a separate loan was also released. |
A missing release does not establish an unpaid balance. Stated document amounts, published foreclosure debt and current payoff figures are kept separate.
Use the document register to open included copies or find retrieval references. The checklist pairs open questions with the responsible source or professional. The request log lists the agency, record requested, request date and status, or states that no requests were needed.
Miss your paid order’s deadline? Request a full refund. Essential records unavailable? Choose a refund.
Read the guaranteeVerified payment starts the clock.
Weekends and listed holidays excluded.
We show the recorded claim and whether a matching release was located. Current balances, lien priority and interests surviving a sale need separate verification.
Your report identifies unavailable sources and pending requests. If we cannot retrieve an essential deed or applicable foreclosure document, you may choose a full refund.
Yes. Report a sourcing or transcription error within 30 days of delivery and we’ll correct it at no extra charge.