Costs of info from a title company?
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You can call any escrow company up and ask what the fees are for a loan amount. Also, if its a refi or a purchase.
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There seems to be close to a monopoly on this kind of information. It's held by Realtors in the MLS system. I would call a local realtor and ask for the stats. If it's for a project, say that you'll give them credit for the info. If it's for your own needs, they'll give you comparable sales in the area for up to 10 years (1-2 is more practical) if you are trying to sell your house. And if you are lookking to buy, they'll give you whatever stats you want. If the first agent won't help you, call another.\nGood luck!!
558005
The way I did it was through the Better Business Bureau online. When you go to their website you just put in the name of the company and that information will be there.
318017
simply have a release of lien form filed in the county court clerks office where the home is. The cost is about $10. Any title company can prepare and notaries the form for you for a small fee.
1061474
save your money your not going to get buy without hiring a private eye to find out the info im sure your looking for! some halve reasonable rates! good luck!
813149
Go get an appraisal.  It will cost $250-$300 depending on your area.  Look in the yellow pages under "home appraisal" or "appraisal - home".\n\nIf it has already been sold, go to your county auditor, or county treasurer.  Also look in the phone book or call your mayor's office (or county/parish offices) and ask them where to go to find the county real estate records.  It also might be called the "recorder's office".\n\nIf it has been sold by your husband, subpeona him for a copy of the "Settlement Statement" or "HUD-1" to see exactly what it sold for and the fees/costs associated with the sale.
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Depending on which state you are in you can call any title company located in the area of the property, ask for customer service, and get a preliminary property profile report for free!\nI do it all the time and I am in CA.\nGood luck!\nIf you are looking to buy a home and need the financing still please feel free to e-mail me and I will put you in touch with the best company I know of who can do loans across the country!\n\nThomas@Simmonsrealty.net
1083558
The local property assessment office should have those records.\n\nYou should always consider Title Insurance before buying, however.
922713
You can ask your service provider for that . They charge you some amount for that but the information is provided to you on written request .
280666
You have an Abstract of Title showing copies of the documents affecting title to the land which you are the surface owner of, I take it? But the Abstract is pretty old, I imagine and not up to present day because getting Abstracts nowadays is very expensive. It used to be easy and we did it all the time. \nThere are a ccuple of different routes you can take here, but be aware, neither is inexpensive. \n\nThe first is to find a lawyer who specializes in real property law. Bring your abstract to the lawyer, and tell him or her that you want to know who is the current mineral owner under your surface.  The lawyer can run or have run a title search to bring the title of the Abstract current and then can render an opinion as to who the owner is.\n\nAnother method is to go to a title company and see if you can pay them to bring the Abstract current and tell you who they think owns the minerals. Usually title companies nowadays only like to work where real property is being bought or sold and they can sell title insurance, but they might be able to steer you to someone who knows how to search and research title if they are not willing to do it.\n\nOtherwise, your only choice is going to be to go yourself to the records of the county clerk and recorder, get someone there to show you how the grantor/grantee index works and try to do it yourself. I don't recommend this method.\n\nPossibly, you could try to find a Petroleum Landman (these people are also women sometimes) who do these types of title searches for a living.  Again, this is expensive, a good "field" landman, as this type of expert is called can easily ask for $450/day as a rate.\n\nGood luck in your search.
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The title company should have the paperwork...when you go to get the equity loan from the mortgage company, they should order title work and they handle all of it.
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One trick to get it for free is to ask a house agent for a Sample copy of his company's standard lease agreement. You'll need to modify some clauses to adapt for your use and avoid copyright related issues.
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I live in a mobile in Central FL. It's considered in the same way a motor vehicle is,,,IE: VIN number. Find that and apply for a duplicate title.\n  I have no clue as to cost, but for a car for example it's about $46.\n\n  If you have trouble with a VIN you should be able to go to the County tax collectors office and get it from the tax records.\n\nRev. Steven
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you can check for FREE at www.realtor.com
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I work for a title company in utah and most of our major counties are online if you just google the county you can look your abstract up by name or address.  If that doesn't work where you are try calling a title company in your state and see if they'll do it for you. We will usually look stuff like that up for free
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Real estate offices in this area have the county tax books in the office.  I get the names and addresses out of them when I do mailings.  Doesn't cost a thing.
767180
Title Companies can provide this information to you free of charge of the houses in foreclosure or getting ready to go into foreclosure. You can not be a Realtor to get this info. \nOr you can try this website\nhttp://www.foreclosurenet.net/search_results.asp?state=TX&county=Williamson