Know exactly who owns it - and what they own.
Property & Ownership Details covers current ownership, available title-chain events, recorded sales and mortgages, lien exposure, recent comparable sales, and third-party valuation context - each with source, date, and confidence where available. One clean view for mortgage professionals, title teams, and investors making real decisions.
Everything you need to vet a property in one place
Current Owner & Vesting covers owner name(s), entity vs. individual, vesting and ownership type, plus whether the property is owner-occupied or held by an investor. Title Chain covers recorded transfers available in the current dataset - deed type, grantor, grantee, sale price, and arms-length context - while Transaction History puts sales, mortgages, refinances, and releases on one timeline, and Lien Exposure covers open mortgages, HELOCs, and other liens with original amounts, lender details, dates, and a clear view of what's been released. Comparable Sales covers recent neighborhood closings scored against the subject by size, age, distance, and condition, and Tax & Assessment Context covers latest assessed value, taxable value, tax year, and annual tax amount; key fields are sourced from authoritative records where available, not scraped listing pages.
Valuation context - third-party AVMs, with provenance
We don't generate our own AVM. We surface third-party estimates with provenance, date, and confidence range. When estimates disagree, we flag the spread instead of averaging it away.
Use an AI Co-pilot, grounded in real data
Ask questions about a searched property and get answers backed by public records and recorded documents. Our research assistant understands ownership chains, lien positions, and transaction history - so you don't have to dig through files.
Your AI Co-pilot for the records on the page
Plain-English read on vesting language, deed types, lien positions, and what the third-party AVMs are actually saying. Every answer points back to the exact recorded document or data field - so you can verify it before you act on it.
For people who need answers, not surface-level listings
Loan officers confirm who owns the property, review available title-chain and comparable-sale context, and check third-party AVMs and lien exposure before advancing a file. Real estate investors spot absentee owners, long-time holders, and high-equity targets. They read the transaction history, lien exposure, and the third-party AVM spread to size up off-market deals fast.