Property Owner Search for California & Any U.S. Property

Yes. Order a Property and Vesting Profile for $75. It shows the owner of record named exactly as on title, how title is held, the parcel number, and the legal description, with 1 copy of the current vesting deed. You only need the state, county, and property address.

The Property and Vesting Profile is $75 in every county. The Full Owner and Lien Report, which adds open mortgages and foreclosure status, is $175, and the Chain of Title Report, with every indexed deed copy up to 40 years back, is $225.

Yes. The owner search is available for property in any county in any U.S. state at the same $75 price. Select the state and county on the order form and enter the address or parcel number.

The owner of record, vesting, owner mailing address, parcel number, legal description, last transfer, property details, assessed values, and 1 PDF copy of the current vesting deed. It does not include mortgages, liens, or earlier deeds.

Yes, as an add-on. The owner search includes 1 copy of the current vesting deed; prior deeds are $35 each, or order the Chain of Title Report for $225, which includes the recorded transfer history and copies of every indexed deed, up to 40 years back.

Yes. Vesting is how the owners hold title, for example as joint tenants, as community property, as tenants in common, or as trustees of a living trust. Vesting affects what happens when an owner dies or sells, so the report shows it exactly as recorded.

Yes. A full street address with the state and county is enough for most properties. For vacant land, a new subdivision, or a condominium unit, add the parcel number if you have it so the correct parcel is identified.

Owner 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.

Yes, with a lien report. The Property and Vesting Profile covers ownership only. For open mortgages and foreclosure status, order the Property Lien Report for $95, or the Full Owner and Lien Report for $175, which combines both.

Yes. Compare the seller name with the owner of record in the Property and Vesting Profile before you make an offer or send a deposit. If the names do not match, or title is held by a trust or an entity, confirm who can sell with your escrow or title company.

Yes. The $75 Property and Vesting Profile shows the current vesting deed of record, so you can confirm that no unexpected transfer was recorded. Many county recorders also offer free notification when a document is recorded under your name. If you find a suspicious deed, contact law enforcement and an attorney.

Yes. The owner of record can be a landlord, a relative, a living trust, an LLC, or a lender after foreclosure. The recorded deed controls ownership, not who occupies the property, which is why the report includes the current vesting deed.

No. TruPoint property reports compile recorded ownership and property information. They do not provide phone numbers or email addresses.

Yes. The $75 Property and Vesting Profile shows who is on title and how title is held. For California property held in joint tenancy or a trust, TruPoint can prepare the affidavit of death you direct for $325. For other states, consult a local attorney.

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

On the order page, tap Property and Vesting Profile, 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.