Friday, August 11, 2017

How to get a COPY of your property DEED ONLINE

A common issue or concern with some clientele that contact us is that they have lost the Deed to thier property or never recieved it from the mortgage company. Although you can sometimes send a request to your local County recorder in writing, you can typically obtain a copy of your property deed online through a title search website that has access to County Title plants and digitized documents.
 
 
It is also possible to obtain a copy by paying a visit the local County Recorder's Office in person and search records and images indexed on microfilm or microfiche.
 
 
Note that the transfer deed or "vesting deed" will reflect ownership and title interest to the property while deeds of trust serve as a "promissory note" naming the subject property as collateral for the  mortgage taken out by the buyer.
 
 
https://Www.ustitlerecords.com

 

States covered by US TITLE RECORDS service:


Alabama AK. Alaska AZ. Arizona AR. Arkansas CA. California CO. Colorado CT. Connecticut DE. Delaware FL. Florida GA. Georgia GU. Guam HI. Hawaii ID. Idaho IL. Illinois IN. Indiana IA. Iowa KS. Kansas KY. Kentucky LA. Louisiana ME. Maine MD. Maryland MA. Massachusetts MI. Michigan MN. Minnesota MS. Mississippi MO. Missouri MT. Montana NE. Nebraska NV. Nevada NH. New Hampshire NJ. New Jersey NM. New Mexico NY. New York NC. North Carolina ND. North Dakota OH. Ohio OK. Oklahoma OR. Oregon PA. Pennsylvania RI. Rhode Island SC. South Carolina SD. South Dakota TN. Tennessee TX. Texas UT. Utah VT. Vermont VA. Virginia VI. Virgin Islands WA. Washington WV. West Virginia WI. Wisconsin WY. Wyoming

ALL COUNTIES WITHIN THESE STATES. 

Sunday, August 6, 2017

TITLE SEARCH BY NAME AND ADDRESS

Obtain property asset recovery resources through the Title search by name feature located on property records page of the site of U.S. Title Records. Preliminary title reports can be obtained online, same day for under $200 which includes the following records:


  • Property lien report Plus (Involuntary and voluntary liens, Lis pendens, judgments)
  • Property valuation report (property valuation by comparable sales)
  • Complimentary copy of current deed (if deed image is available online)
  • Foreclosure activity report (if applicable)
  • Neighborhood demographic and statistics report
  • Assignments, liens, UCC and Judgments
  • Full property detail report
  • Transaction history: transfers with prior mortgage and sale information
  • Open 1st and 2nd mortgages with lines of credit against subject property
  • Lien and mortgage releases
  • Parcel, zoning and flood maps

Search by name or address to verify ownership, mortgages, liens, foreclosure activity, tax defaults, judgments and lis pendens. 

Court records are also available through this service for: State, District, U.S. Supreme, Bankruptcy and Court of Appeal Court for criminal, and civil cases (Abstractor Service). 

The service covers all counties throughout the United States, Virgin Islands and Guam.


Https://www.ustitlerecords.com

TITLE SEARCH RESOURCES ONLINE

Some extremely important and helpful resources can now be obtained through the website US Title Records (see resource page for more detail).
 
Real estate records, title information and real estate glossary terms, (including real estate abbreviations and deed language descriptions) are now available through this site for clients and public.
 
This service offers clients the ability to look up mortgage, deed, owner, chain of title, preliminary title reports, foreclosure proceedings, judgment and lien records for residential and commercial property through out the United States and its territories. This includes Title Search by name tools to locate property assets and owner within a state or nationwide.

Complimentary foreclosure activity reports are provided for any property containing foreclosure proceedings. 
 
Https://www.ustitlerecords.com