🏠 Property Reports
Property & Land Report
Verified ownership, lien searches, tax records, and full legal status for any property in all 50 U.S. states.
What's Included
Everything in Your Report
Our property report is trusted by homebuyers, investors, attorneys, and real estate professionals across the country.
- Current ownership verification
- Full chain of title history
- Deed & legal property description
- Tax payment status & delinquency check
- Lien, judgment & encumbrance detail
- Foreclosure & lis pendens records
- Zoning & land-use classification
- Parcel map & lot size
- FEMA flood zone designation
- Environmental hazard flag
- HOA & easement disclosure
- 1-year report re-access (Premium)
Sample Report Preview
| Property | 123 Oak Street, Austin TX 78701 |
| Current Owner | John & Mary Smith |
| Title Status | ✓ Clear Title |
| Open Liens | ⚠ 1 Mechanics Lien |
| Tax Status | ✓ Current |
| Foreclosure | ✓ None |
| FEMA Flood Zone | ⚠ Zone AE |
| Zoning | Residential R-1 |
| Lot Size | 0.28 acres |
ℹ An open lien was found on this sample property — exactly the kind of issue our report catches before closing.
Who Uses Property Reports?
Homebuyers
Verify ownership and check for liens before making an offer or closing on any residential property.
Real Estate Investors
Run due diligence on every deal. Catch title problems, tax delinquency, and encumbrances early.
Attorneys & Title Agents
Fast preliminary title search to flag issues before ordering a full title commitment.
Frequently Asked Questions
A parcel ID (also called APN — Assessor Parcel Number) is a unique number assigned to every property by the county assessor. You can find it on your property tax bill or county assessor's website.
Yes. We have access to public records in all 50 states. Coverage depth may vary by county, but we show exactly what's available before you pay.
Our report provides a comprehensive overview but is not a substitute for a full title commitment from a licensed title company for closing purposes. It is ideal for due diligence before making offers.
A lis pendens is a recorded notice that a legal action is pending against a property — typically a foreclosure or ownership dispute. Buying a property with an active lis pendens can put your ownership at serious legal risk.
