What Is a Title Search?
A title search is the process of examining public records to confirm legal ownership of real property and identify any claims or restrictions attached to it. This review typically includes recorded deeds, mortgage filings, tax liens, judgments, probate records, and legal descriptions.
According to Wikipedia’s definition of a title search , the process involves retrieving documents that establish the history of a property and determine relevant ownership interests.
Why Property Record Research Matters in Florida
Florida real estate transactions involve homestead protections, probate rules, foreclosure history, and municipal lien searches. A missed filing or unresolved lien can cause significant delays at closing.
Our team conducts careful due diligence to identify potential issues early so they can be resolved before closing day.
Serving Jacksonville and Statewide
We assist customers across:
- Duval County
- St. Johns County
- Clay County
- Nassau County
Whether you are buying, selling, refinancing, or investing, our research process ensures property records are reviewed thoroughly before moving forward.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a title search take?
Most property searches are completed within 3–5 business days depending on the county and complexity of the property history.
Can I order a title search without closing?
Yes. Standalone reports are available for investors, attorneys, and property owners.
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