Sentences with phrase «public property records»

Except something fishy turns up when she starts researching public property records.

Title clearance: Before you can own or «take title» to a home, most lenders will require a title search of public property records to make sure there aren't any liens or issues with transferring the property into your name (which is rare, but if something does crop up, it's better to know that upfront).

Many HOAs give the ability to recover for structural damage to the association rather than the homeowner and that would be set forth in the «Declarations» recorded in public property records when it was formed.

If you live in an area where homes predate detailed public property records, it's not at all bizarre to see some issues with public records — based online home value estimates.

Five years after shaking up the real estate industry by making public property records and automated home valuations available to consumers online, Zillow Inc. today became a publicly traded company valued at nearly $ 1 billion.

But Forbes compiled its estimate using financial disclosures, public property records and interviews.

REALTOR ® members of non-participating MLSs can, however, access tax assessment and public property records; records on mortgages, liens and foreclosures; school boundary data; flood maps; aerial and geocoded imagery; and demographic information.)