Real Estate Title Search
A Thirty/Forty/Sixty-Year Property Title Search, also known as a Real Estate Title Search, is a requirement for title insurance, purchases, title opinions and evidence for a marketable title. What length of title search you need to be considered a Full Search depends on in what state the property is located. There is a list of which states need which length of search at the bottom of the page.
Full Searches are a great option for REO, bank owned properties, foreclosure auctions and title reports where it’s important to receive all copies pertaining to the Title; including copies for any outstanding liens (only those filled in county records/circuit court), mortgages, assignments, deeds (going back two “out of family” transactions), judgments, and tax status recorded against the property, current and prior owners.
Easydocs123.com performs a chain of title search going back 30/40/60-years. For all owners in the chain of title the following searches are performed:
- vesting information search
- mortgage and assignment search
- federal, state and municipal lien search (for liens filed in circuit court and county records)
- HOA (Home Owners Association) lien search on both current and prior owners
- Civil judgment search including foreclosure proceedings, as well as, bankruptcy and tax delinquency status.
All of the Property related information is captured on the Title Search summary page. All relevant document copies are included in this plan (one of the major differences from Current Owner Search).
Please, note that we stop at the developer’s deed on the 30/40/60-year search.
To get started we will need the complete property address. Additional useful but not mandatory information is tax id, SBL, or folio number.
30 Year – AR, AZ, CA, CO, FL, KS, KY, LA, MT, NC, ND, NE, NM, OR, SD, TN, UT, WA
40 Year – HI, ID, IA, IL, IN, ME, MI, MO, MN, MS, NY, NH, NJ, NV, RI, VA, VT, WI, WY
60 Year – AL, CT, DE, GA, MA, MD, OH, PA, SC, WV
To the Patent – AK, OK, TX
