Title Current Owner

• The search will typically include information on the current property tax status, ensuring that there are no unpaid taxes that could create a lien.

• This provides a detailed description of the property's boundaries and location, which is essential for legal purposes.

• This includes things like easements, which grant rights to others to use the property, and restrictions that might limit how the property can be used.

Current owner title searches are often used in situations where a quick overview of the property's current status is needed.
• They are common in:
• Foreclosure auctions.
• Short sales.
• Refinancing.
• Home equity transactions.

• Unlike a full title search, a current owner search typically doesn't go back through the entire historical chain of ownership.
• The specifics of a title search can vary depending on local laws and regulations.

Essentially, a current owner title search provides a snapshot of the property's current legal and financial standing.