For years now CountyPropertyRecords.org has been a trusted information source for public property records. We give you fast and instant access to property records all over the country.

Why Do You Need Public Property Records?

Property records are legal documents which provide the information you need to know about property before you invest any of your money in a property.

The first thing you need to know about the information stored in these records is that they relate very closely to the ownership of land.
Other information that you can find in these public property records will enable you to find out the chain of title.  This means the sequence of people who have owned the property.

Obviously, it is very important that this information is all correct, and great care is taken to make sure that the information that you gain from is 100% accurate. This is why we highly recommend staying away from free public records databases, because these are not only outdated but also iftentimes not accurate.

Reasons why you may want to conduct a public records property search online:

* When you are looking to purchase property and you need to know if there are any liens or clouds on the title.
* When you need to if the information the seller has given you about a property is accurate and truthful.
* When you locate a property that you’re interested in and you want to find out who the owner is.

What information can I retrieve with a Public Property Records Search?

·   Primary Owner on the Title
·   Property Value
·   Purchase Price
·   Property Details
·   Resident(s)
·   Possible Neighbors
·   Phone Number(s)
·   Date of Birth
·   Mortgage Records
·   Neighborhood Information
·   And much, much more!

Gain access to invaluable data from literally thousands of sources, both public and private, quickly and conveniently right to your computer. There are literally thousands of public property records search services and agencies online however they are not created equal nor the same with the services they provide. These companies vary on how up to date and comprehensive their reports are. Many of their public property records searches do not deliver complete property reports by not using all of the verifiable public and private records databases as resources to substantiate their background reports. It seems even when they do their referencing methods deliver to you outdated information. Many also make the claim that they provide complete public property records searches for free; when in fact, they are not free at all.

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Use our comprehensive public records property search and up to date quality property reporting to locate the most current and complete property records and information available of any kind. Our instant public records property search gives you access to any and all of the information you could possibly desire such as a property’s sales history, the lot size, obscure (and possibly hidden) property details, and even current value on the market. You can also obtain owner information, the current legal description and current mortgage information. All of this data is available through us for nearly any public property.

For a small fee, our reports deliver more detailed information than any free or fee-based public records property search available to you. We value how important it is that you obtain the most comprehensive and accurate public records property reports available. This is why we offer and deliver the best records available on the internet using either a first and last name OR address, and a few seconds to uncover all you need to know about the property or individual you’re researching. Do it now, with our instant public records property search, and get informed fast. To start your search use the form on top of the page or click here

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Did you know you can access public property records in a very cheap and convenient way? It’s true – you can find out a property’s sales history, its current value, the lot size, property details, owners information, current mortgage, legal description and more.

Let’s say you’re thinking about purchasing a new piece of property. Maybe you want to know if there are any liens against it, or if there’s any other legal matters you should look for. You could ask the seller, but you are not guaranteed to get a straight up answer. And since it’s your money, you want to go right to the source of the truth – check the public property records.

Don’t let anyone try to fool you or lead you to believe otherwise. With this information you’ll see things as they are.

As a citizen of the United States, it is your right to have access to these public property records, without having to get any special government authorization to view them.

The most popular way to access public property records is using an Internet database. Compare this to the past – in the past you had to go down to all these different offices that held each piece of information, wait in line, and then sit around patiently as they located the records for what you are looking for.

While this process was “free”, it cost a lot of time. And last I checked, time is money as well.

Nowadays you can access public property records, and a variety of other records for a small fee, paid to a public records directory company. There are a lot of these companies on the Internet, so you can search through many different ones until you find one that offers the best deal in customer service.

Most of these databases will contain much more than public property records. They will also contain birth records, criminal records, court records, marriage records and much more, as it relates to a person’s background information.

What you want to look for is a company that does not have a recurring fee, and offers you a variety of different background searches. Usually, most companies will not restrict your amount of searches, meaning you can search many different people, and do so anytime.

In conclusion, I given you some basic information about accessing public property records. Use this article to help you choose the best way to go about getting the information you need.

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If you are searching for property records you can call a title company, as these types of companies usually issue you with free property profiles. You can obtain certified copies of the mortgages and deeds. Some of these companies will extend their search in order to find out if the seller has any judgments against their name.

Unfortunately if the seller has a common last name, you may not be able to obtain the information needed, and won’t be able to define which one of the names is the seller. Real estate agents come in useful, as these agents are able to locate and obtain far more information. Many of these Estate agents subscribe to agencies that provide them with property search data in different formats.

If you have chosen to go through an Estate agent, ask them to give you a full history on the property in question. You can find out whether a property has been withdrawn from the market as well as if it has been relisted. Always check to see if the agents you are dealing with are not the same agents that sold the property in the first instance to the seller, and are now representing the seller once again.

The Estate agent can find out how long the said property has been on the market, as this affects the pricing. By looking up the property records you can determine the original sale price and determine if the price was reduced or if the property has fallen out of escrow. You can also check to see whether the seller switched agents or cancelled the listing.

Online property databases allow you to download deeds as well as search for sales and mortgage histories of any property which dates back as far as twenty years or more. You can also obtain quitclaim deeds as well as inter-spousal deeds from one spouse to another depicting a possible divorce. In addition many people searching for records subscribe to a tax record database that will disclose a complete set of records retained at the tax offices.

These property records can include the age of the property, the number of rooms, how many garages and virtually everything there is to know about the property can be obtained. If there is a discrepancy in the square footage, there could have been home improvements done without a permit. If you are a buyer you can obtain verification at the city planning department.

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The Chapter 13 Meeting of Creditors – What to Expect
 by: Leon H. Rountree III

Have you recently filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Do you have an upcoming Meeting of Creditors hearing? Many Chapter 13 debtors get a little nervous about the meeting since they are not exactly sure what to expect. So, I decided to take some notes on exactly what happens during the meeting for the benefit of those who have an upcoming meeting. Of course, I knew what was going to happen since I’ve done these hearings before for my clients, but I wanted to note the exact words this hearing officer (trustee) was using and the exact questions she was asking. Sometimes, clients have visions that creditors are going to sit there and hammer them all day with questions or something. This is just not the case, in my experience. Let’s start with some basics.

What is the Meeting of Creditors?

The Meeting of Creditors is a hearing that is held 20 to 40 days after the bankruptcy petition is filed. The debtor must attend this meeting, at which creditors may appear and ask questions regarding the debtor’s financial affairs and property. If a husband and wife have filed a joint petition, they both must attend the creditors meeting. The trustee also will attend this meeting. It is important for the debtor to cooperate with the trustee and to provide any financial records or documents that the trustee requests.

The trustee is required to examine the debtor orally at the meeting of creditors to ensure that the debtor is aware of the potential consequences of seeking a discharge in bankruptcy, including the effect on credit history, the ability to file a petition under a different chapter, the effect of receiving a discharge, and the effect of reaffirming a debt.

In some courts, trustees may provide written information on these topics at or in advance of the meeting, to ensure that the debtor is aware of this information. In order to preserve their independent judgment, bankruptcy judges are prohibited from attending the meeting of creditors. This paragraph was adapted from Bankruptcy Basics, a FREE publication, to receive a copy go to http://www.bankruptcyzone.com/index.php/free-ebook/.

What Can You Expect at the Meeting?

Well, that’s what this article is all about. Let’s talk about that:

If you have an upcoming meeting of creditors hearing, the best way to overcome your fear of the unknown is simply to go to a meeting(before yours) and just sit there and observe. That will probably prepare you much more than if you learn about it second hand.

So what I’ve tried to do is give you blow by blow of what happened at this particular meeting of creditors about a week ago (December, 2005). I primarily practice Bankruptcy in the Northern District of California, although I can practice anywhere in California.

Disclaimer: The following is an example of what occurred on a particular date in my jurisdiction (Northern District of California, Oakland Division) at a Chapter 13 Meeting of Creditors hearing in December, 2005. This may vary dramatically from what occurs where you live. Therefore, do not think that the way the meeting is presented above reflects what will occur in your jurisdiction. You should speak to your attorney about what occurs in your particular jurisdiction. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

That having been said, in the Oakland Division of the Northern District of California Bankruptcy court, the meetings are held at a location other than the actual Bankruptcy court. The court itself is across the street. The meetings are held in a suite on the 6th floor of the Federal Building. Inside the suite, there are two main rooms. One is a waiting room where attorneys can confer with clients, talk to each other, etc… The other room is where the actually meeting of creditors hearing occurs. There is usually a person there to help direct you and answer basic non-legal questions about the process.

1. So, let’s say your hearing is at 9 A.M. You get there at 8:30 or so and go into the waiting room. The trustee in our jurisdiction hands out a booklet called “The Chapter 13 Debtor Handbook” which is for you to take home and read and tells all about the process. You are then directed to watch a 15 minute video that explains the basics of bankruptcy and particularly Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

2. Once the video is over, the trustee’s assistant comes into the waiting room and announces that the meeting is about to start and that anyone who is on the 9 A.M. calendar should come into the room where the meeting will be held. There are about 20 or 30 seats and all of the people on calendar head in to the adjoining meeting room.

3. The hearing begins. Trustee starts the calendar and introduces herself. She talks about what will occur at the meeting. The trustee states that she will call debtors individually and that she will question each for approximately 5 minutes. If creditors are present, they will be able to ask questions for 5 minutes per case per debtor. The debtor is to have their Social Security card and ID ready to show to the trustee when their name is called. She says that all payments into the Chapter 13 plan are to be made in cashier’s check or money order. Debtors are not allowed to incur new debt. If you absolutely need to purchase a car for transportation, the trustee must approve how much you can spend on the car and approves the purchase contract. You can only sell or refinance your real property with permission of the trustee. Permission is only given to Title companies when in escrow. In other words, the deal must be already in place.

4. The Trustee calls the name of the first debtor. The debtor and their attorney comes up to the table. The attorney sits on one side of the table and the debtor on the other side. (Picture a long cafeteria-style table. The trustee and her assistants are sitting at the middle of the table facing the front of the room. The attorney and debtor are sitting at the far ends of the table opposite each other).

5. The trustee asks for debtor’s ID and Social Security Card.

6. The attorney states his or her appearance for the record. (e.g. “Leon Rountree, appearing on behalf of John Doe debtor”)

7. The Trustee swears in the Debtor: “Do you solemnly affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony that you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth”?

8. Trustee states for the record: “I have seen the debtor’s Social Security card and identification and Social Security number on the card matches the number on the petition.”

The trustee then asks the debtor the following questions:

9. “Is your home address still: “[Home Address]“?

10. “And do you still work at [Place of employment] as an [occupation]“?

11. If the debtor owns a car and is keeping it:
“Is your car insured”?
“Have you made the necessary car payments”?

If the debtor is not keeping the car,
“Are you surrendering the car”?

12. “Do you own any real estate”?
If yes,
“Have you made all the necessary house payments since the petition was filed”?

“When did you make those payments”?

“Is the house insured”?

“Do you pay the property taxes directly”?

“Are the property taxes current”?

13. “Have you filed all tax returns for the last five years”?
If not,
“When will they be filed”?

14. “Do you owe any money to the IRS or the California Franchise Tax Board”?

15. If debtor has credit card debt,
“Have you destroyed all your credit cards”?

16. “Do you believe that you can make monthly payments of [Chapter 13 plan payment] per month”?

17. “Did you review the bankruptcy petition and schedules before signing them”?

18. “Is everything in the petition and schedules true and correct”?

19. Are there any creditors that wish to be heard in this matter?

If everything runs smoothly, the trustee states that she will recommend to the Judge that the Chapter 13 plan be confirmed.

That’s it! When they say that it will last about 5 minutes, they usually mean it. The only exception might be if there are objections of some kind to the plan or a married couple is filing in which case the meeting may last a few minutes longer.

Disclaimer: The above is an example of what occurred on a particular date in my jurisdiction (Northern District of California, Oakland Division) at a Chapter 13 Meeting of Creditors hearing in (December, 2005). This may vary dramatically from what occurs where you live. Therefore, do not think that the way the meeting is presented above reflects what will occur in your jurisdiction. You should speak to your attorney about what occurs in your particular jurisdiction. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. This article does not create any attorney client relationship. Copyright 2005, Leon H. Rountree III

About The Author

Leon Rountree III, Esq. is a consumer bankruptcy attorney based in Oakland, California. His firm assists consumer and small business debtors in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. More information about bankruptcy and the firm can be found at his web sites located at: http://www.bankruptcyzone.com and http://www.leonrountree.com.

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Tim and Maria have been married for several years now and had finally saved enough to purchase a home. Since they were both first-time home buyers they qualified for assistance under a first-time home buyer program, and happily set out to find the home of their dreams.

The couple had looked at several homes; however one distinguished Victorian seemed to stand out more than the others. Tim and Maria just knew it would be perfect for them to start a family and so they began to initiate negotiations with the seller. A good faith deposit was given as earnest money, and as they moved further along in the process they grew more and more excited as the date of closing approached.

One evening Tim and Maria shared the news with Steve, a long a time friend of theirs and savvy real-estate investor. Steve was happy for the couple, but brought to their attention that enough research was not done on the property. Although Tim and Maria had researched the local public record, Steve pointed out that they needed an extensive and thorough public property records search to ensure that the seller was completely open and truthful about every detail of the home. Steve even pointed out that a public property records search can even reveal items that the seller was not fully aware of.

Tim and Maria wanted to know what items could this type of report reveal. Steve pointed out that a public property records search can reveal items such as, but not limited to:

• The property’s sales history

• The lot size

• The current value on the market

• The current legal description

• The current mortgage information

• Liens or clouds on the title

• Possible Neighbors

• Neighborhood Information

It can also reveal important information concerning the seller as well. Steve purchases at least two investment properties per warm month and indicated that he uses an instant public property records search every single time. Since he goes online to do this his yearly membership fee covers unlimited look ups. This saves him time on making trips to the local courthouse and the costly processing fees involved. Being a trusted friend and sophisticated investor, Tim and Maria took Steve’s advice and did some research online. They decided to use the same service Steve does and now enjoy instant access to unlimited searches online in a very convenient manner.

Tim and Maria did find out a few details about the home that were not disclosed upfront, but they were not deal breakers. The seller simply adjusted the price of the property and at closing Tim and Maria were handed the keys to their dream home. They owe their thanks and gratitude toward Steve and the information that a public property records search delivered to them.

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Sorting Data in a DataTable

Datatables are used heavily in the data intensive applications. Sorting and filtering is always a necessary functionality expected by developers. Though Datatable has the native functionalities, it is a bit tricky to use them. After this article you will be able to bind the data after sorting or filtering.

When there is a need of sorting rows in a DataTable, there is no direct support available in DataTable. There is no direct way to get the sorted records into a DataTable out of the box. There are few ways to sort the data in the DataTable but that needs a few lines of code that I would like to discuss here. We have already discused how to sort records in Gridview using DataView.

Sorting using DataView
Basically I like the DataView to sort the records as there is a support natively available as a property DataView.Sort. And the sorted records can be forced to a DataTable using a ToTable () method in a DataView. Not only sorting available but also there are other useful functions like filter, and distinct etc… So we can filter and sort altogether.

Sorting using a select method in DataTable
Like I said earlier there are few ways to achieve sorting in the DataTable. The select method of the DataTable also offers the row filtering and sorting altogether. But the biggest drawback (at least to me) is the out put is a array of data rows. This is not easier to be used as good as a DataView or DataTable. If that output as a DataTable with same structure, there will be a lot of places we don’t need to go to DataView.
However this is a very subjective view of usage, as I have seen developers working comfortably with arrays. So if select method fits you well, then sorting and filtering is a breeze.

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In the old ages people used to hire professionals for research about a property. However today one does not need to hire someone because there are land records finder resources available on the Internet which can be used to do this investigation. It means that now a person itself can become an investigator and can do this job effectively. Hiring a professional investigator costs a lot which every person can not afford, the online resources are kind of blessing for such people. Property records finder resources on the Internet provide the records in a cost effective way.

Any online property records finder resource would tell about the liens and mortgages on the land. One would definitely like to know about the liens and mortgages because no one wants to buy any land which has some liabilities. If you desire to get this information about a land which you have been thinking to purchase then you can go on and do it online. If any land has some liabilities on it then it would be the job of the owner of the land to remove them. One should only make a deal and pay for the house when the abstracts of the house show that it does not have any debts on it. Engaging in deal with a land which has some debts on it may cause problems for the purchaser of the land.

The property records finder resources also provide information about taxes on the property. One would also require getting this information because a person can only buy a property when the tax on the property would be clear. The tax clearance certificate would is a required document which need to be obtained when purchasing any property. The online resources also tell about any contracts of the property owner which involve the property. The details of the contracts would tell you whether the owner can sell the property or not. Some contracts may prevent the owner of the property from selling it so you must discover about these contracts for making it sure that owner can sell the property.

By mining property records finder resources, you would be capable to analyze any property perfectly. By analyzing a property you would be able to find its worth. One would surely not like to pay more than the actual value of the property. Therefore analyzing the property to know its worth is required when making a deal.

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The Online Divorce Records Search

It may seem to you that you are searching for a needle in a haystack when looking for specific divorce records, but it might not be as complex a process as you are preparing for. There are many ways of accessing public records, and any divorce decrees not involving minor children are just that: public. The reasoning behind this can be perplexing, as the divorce is a private and personal matter to most people. But there are many important legal and financial aspects to the final contract that can be used as truth and law later on, and this makes the final divorce findings very powerful indeed.

When you are seeking information about public records and divorce decrees online, you will want to end up in a reputable database site that has done a lot of the important compilation and sorting for you already. This is important if you are far away from the county in which that particular divorce was filed and cannot get there in person. If you do not know where the divorce was filed, you ca use the search form found here to place the information that you do have toward the search. This will help the system within the site to narrow your search.

Whether searching for divorce records online or in person, your process will e shortened if you have the case number. This is the special code that each state uses to file and keep track of the tens of thousands of divorce cases that they must oversee. If you have this number, the clerk can simply punch it into the computer database and it will show up for you. After this, it will take a little time to pull the physical file from the rest, and it will then be available for you to view.

When this process happens online, you will be dealing with physical mail, as the document will most likely not be available for you to view or print off online. A
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ll of the information in divorce cases where no minor children are involved is public, and if you know what you are looking for, you can make quick use of the online resources and tools that are designed to make them accessible to you. In person, be sure that you have a few extra dollars to pay the clerk for the copies that you will need run off.

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Where can I find information about my house's history?

I know that the house I'm living in now was built in 1950. We have an apartment on our property that was the original house, built before this one, but I don't know what year it was built in. I would also like to know about the past owners of the house.

Is there any website I can visit to find this information? If I go to my local public library, how can I access this information? Or is there somewhere else I could go in town to find out?

Thanks in advance!
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New Federal land status property records have recently been added to the records website. You can now fine records that fall under North and South Dakota, Montana and Colorado. You can also find large scale graphic illustrations on the FLSR website of any current Federal ownership or agency jurisdiction as well as the rights reserved by the Federal government.

The minute any survey or status changes; the MTPs continually update and maintain the website. You are able to now enlarge an area which will give you comprehensive details as well as plats depicting uses such as gas leasing, oil and coal leasing as well as other minerals. When land titles were transferred from the Feds to individuals, the government recently added survey plats to their website.

Plats are essential historical records that enable researchers to locate the referenced land such as a township, section; meridian etc. Plats are graphic drawings of the various boundaries created by individual surveys and give you the legal description of the public lands. In addition field notes are now being added to these property records websites.

Field notes are extremely useful, as they describe the type of survey performed and in many instances include the names of the individuals living in the area at the time. Included in the field notes are descriptions of land information that was discovered at the time of the survey.

Property records include a host of different types of documentation. One can also find these records at the Provincial or State offices as well as the various county or local state offices. Any records such as deeds which pertain to the selling, buying or owning of property can provide clues to former places of residence such as the seller or buyer.

You will also find information such as ancestry of the seller, marriage data, occupations and much more. Centuries ago many people were unable to write their names and when they bought property they would make a special mark. When browsing through these deeds you can also check to see if similar marks were made on other deeds of sale by the same individual.

During the 1600′s it was a custom to date any legal documents by using the Regal Year of the British Monarch. By the end of the 1600′s this method of land claim was abolished and Land Office took the place of the Regal Year. So as you can see, you are able to find astounding information when searching through property records online.

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When you want to create a family tree you will want to have a look at various records to see if you can find birth and death certificates as well as various newspaper clippings and other public records of property ownership and travel. When you search public records you will be able to find out a lot of different things about your family’s past and this will help you to make up a family tree.

If you want to create a very comprehensive family tree and ancestry you can easily look for public records under your surname. You can also look under specific names of people that you know from your family’s past. You can use various records as proof of ownership or to prove a family connection.

These can be quite hard to trace, so the very first thing you will want to do is to start writing down all the relatives you know. Make sure you get their first and surnames and even middle names. It can be difficult the further back you go to distinguish between family members. This is because in the old days generations were given the exact same names.

They might have a different middle name which will be the clue as to where they fit. You can use the public records as well to find out what certain family members did for a living and there might be signatures or records where fathers and sons, mothers and daughter or others can be linked to each other.

It is a tough job doing a family tree and you have to be a kind of detective when you want to start piecing together the past. You can use archives, public records, and more to find out more about your family tree and about the old relatives from way back that you never knew, but that made your family what it is today.

When you start working on a family tree you can create a website with all your findings, and you can also use some great genealogy tools. You can make a scrap book of your findings and you can use photos and old records to make it interesting and unique.

When you start doing this you will have to buy a scrap book that is big enough to keep all your family records and you will want to also spend some money on getting special albums that protect old photos and documents.

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How Can I Search for Property Owned By A Person?

I am renting a home in Florida next year and have already given a deposit to secure it. I asked all that I could prior because I was afraid of showing up next year with 15 people and not having a house to stay in. Now I saw the same house on a different website with a different owner listed. I emailed the other person and they seem just as legit as the person I already gave a deposit. I don't have the exact address (neither would give it); I just know what gated community it is in.

I want to know how to search, by name for all property owned by an individual. I want to find out who actually owns this house before I pay the balance and am out more than the $600.00 I have given for the deposit already.

PLEASE HELP! Thanks.

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