Property Owners · For heirs, executors and families
Inherited Property Intelligence
A clear, organized picture of an inherited property: who the records say owns it, what is owed, and what open issues may exist.
Inheriting a property often means inheriting questions. We research the public record and organize what we find into one plain-English summary, so you and your attorney, accountant or family can decide next steps with better information.
Questions we help answer
- Who does the public record show as the owner?
- Are property taxes current, or are there balances shown?
- Are there open permits, violations or municipal notices on record?
- Is the property occupied, vacant or in visible disrepair?
What we look at
- 01
Ownership of record
What publicly available deed and assessment records show about ownership.
- 02
Taxes and assessments
Publicly listed tax status, assessed values and any visible balances.
- 03
Permits and municipal issues
Open permits, code violations, liens or notices found in available municipal records.
- 04
Occupancy check
An optional exterior visit to note visible occupancy and condition.
What we can find depends on what each municipality makes available. Scope and timing are confirmed with you before any work begins.
How we research government records
Our six-step method: public portals first, targeted OPRA or Right-to-Know requests when needed, and a sourced report.
Have a property question?
Tell us the address and what you are trying to find out. We will reply by email with questions and a proposed scope.