Property Identification: The specific parcel ID number assigned by the local tax authority.
Legal Description: The official legal description of the property as it appears on the tax rolls.
Assessed Value: The value of the property as determined by the local tax assessor, which is used to calculate an estimated tax amount. We include exemption information.
Taxing Authorities: A list of all jurisdictions that levy a tax on the property, such as the county, city, school district, and any special districts.
Tax Status: A breakdown of the property’s tax payment status for current and previous years. This shows whether taxes are paid, due, or delinquent.
Tax Liens: Any outstanding tax liens or judgments against the property due to unpaid taxes.
Assessments: Information on any special assessments or pending assessments, such as for new sidewalks or sewer lines, which may result in additional taxes.
What it is: A report that details a property’s tax history mainly about it’s payments status, amounts being captured accurately. We ensure 100% of our tax reports prepared are audited before submitting.
What it reveals: It confirms if property taxes are current or delinquent, the amount of any outstanding taxes, and information about special assessments or tax sales.
When it’s used: This is a crucial step in any closing to ensure that all property tax obligations are settled at the time of sale.
Who Joins as a Vendor? This form is intended for Title Abstractors and Title Searchers, who operates as an independent contractor or a small business and wish to join our network. We are extending an invitation to join our network of professionals, as a verified vendor to handle title search orders and other related services.
