Chain of Title Report for Any U.S. Property

A chain of title report lists the recorded transfers of a property in order, showing how ownership passed to the current owner. The TruPoint report includes the owner of record, vesting, legal description, a summary of each recorded transfer, and PDF copies of up to 6 deeds.

The Chain of Title Report is $225 in every county. It includes up to 6 deed copies, and additional copies are quoted before processing. The Expanded Title Search, which adds mortgages and tax status, starts at $375 depending on the county.

Yes. The Chain of Title Report is available for property in any county in any U.S. state at the same $225 price. Select the state and county on the order form and enter the property address.

It depends on the county. The report goes back as far as the county records available in our property data platform extend, which in many counties means several decades. It reflects what the county has recorded and indexed.

The report includes PDF copies of up to 6 recorded deeds in the chain. If the chain has more than 6 deeds, we email you a quote for the additional copies before processing. Other recorded documents are $35 each.

Chain of title reports are emailed as a PDF, typically the same business day for orders placed by 4:30 p.m. Pacific, Monday through Friday, once payment and the property details are received.

No. The Chain of Title Report covers recorded transfers of ownership. For open mortgages and foreclosure status, order the Property Lien Report for $95, or the Expanded Title Search, from $375, which also includes tax status.

A gap is a missing link, such as a person who conveys property without an earlier recorded deed giving them title. TruPoint compiles recorded transfers but does not analyze whether a chain is complete. Questions about gaps belong with a title company or attorney.

Attorneys researching title matters, heirs tracing how a parent acquired property, buyers of land or older homes, and owners correcting a past deed error commonly order one. You choose the report, and TruPoint does not give legal advice about what the records mean.

Attorneys often use it as a starting point for research. It is an uninsured compilation of property records, not a litigation guarantee or a title examination, so your attorney decides whether additional title work is needed for court.

For California property, TruPoint can prepare the correction deed you direct and record it with the county. When the error involves a dispute or needs a court order, or the property is in another state, consult a local attorney.

A Legal and Vesting Report, from $125, provides a manually keyed legal description with the recorded deeds showing current vesting. The price is $125 or $155 depending on the county, and it is offered in counties with online record search.

A chain of title report traces recorded transfers of ownership. The Expanded Title Search, an O&E report from $375, combines the chain of title with open mortgages, foreclosure status, and property tax status.

No. It is an uninsured compilation of property records. It is not title insurance, a preliminary title report, or a litigation guarantee, and no one insures or guarantees title based on it.

Yes. Attorneys, investors, wholesalers, private lenders, realtors, and property managers who order regularly can apply for a partner account and save up to 15 percent on published report prices.

On the order page, tap Chain of Title Report, select the property state and county, enter the property details, review and sign the agreement, and pay by card through Square. Your PDF is emailed, typically the same business day.