Title agencies
Tax status ready before examination, so requirements are written once and written right.

Pre-closing service
A clear picture of every parcel's current and historical tax status — owner, taxing authority, amounts, delinquencies, assessments and tax sale risk — delivered in the format your examiners use.

Overview
Unpaid taxes, missed installments and pending tax sales are among the most common surprises at closing. They are also among the easiest to catch — if someone checks every parcel, every time.
Our tax team researches the property's tax status with the relevant taxing authority and puts it into one clean report: what is owed, what has been paid, what is delinquent, and what is coming due. Your examiners get the facts they need to write accurate requirements.
What's in the report
Each report covers the property, the taxing authority, amounts and status, and anything that could cloud the title.
Request a sample report ›How it works
A consistent process means every report answers the same questions, whatever the county.
The tax search request arrives with the property and file details.
We confirm the parcel or tax ID and the responsible taxing authority.
Current and prior tax amounts, payments and installments are gathered.
Delinquencies, tax sale activity and special assessments are highlighted.
The finished report goes into your platform or your required format.



Report or certification?
Information about the property's current and historical tax status, researched and compiled for the title file.
A more formal confirmation of tax status, typically from the taxing authority or an authorized tax service provider.
What it fixes
Delinquent taxes show up at the closing table.
How we fix itCurrent and delinquent taxes are flagged in the report, long before closing.
A pending tax sale is missed.
How we fix itTax sale information is captured wherever it applies and highlighted for review.
Every county reports tax data differently.
How we fix itOne consistent report format, whatever the jurisdiction.
Examiners lose hours on county websites.
How we fix itOur team does the research, so examiners can spend that time examining.
In depth
Property taxes are a lien on the land, and unpaid taxes can take priority over almost everything else on title. That is why every commitment needs an accurate picture of the property’s tax position: what is owed, what has been paid, what is delinquent and what is coming due.
A tax report gathers that picture before examination, so the examiner can write the right requirements and the closer can plan prorations and payoffs with real numbers.
Unpaid property taxes can take priority over almost everything else on title.
Tax data is published differently in every county, and sometimes by several taxing authorities for one parcel. When research is rushed, delinquent installments are missed, special assessments are overlooked and tax sale activity goes unnoticed — and the problem surfaces at the closing table, when it is most expensive to fix.
Our team first confirms the parcel, owner and every responsible taxing authority. We then research current and prior-year amounts, payment status, installments, assessments and exemptions, and flag anything that could cloud title. The result is one consistent report, in your format, that reads the same whichever county it came from.
Who it's for
Accurate tax status matters at several points in a transaction. Our reports are built to serve each of them.
Tax status ready before examination, so requirements are written once and written right.
Consistent tax data across agents, in a format your reviewers already know.
Accurate figures for closing statements and prorations, with delinquencies called out.
Tax status for escrow setup and portfolio checks, with tax sale risk flagged early.
What to expect
Typical report turnaround: 24–48 hours in most counties.
Tax reports available for properties in all 50 U.S. states.
Parcel, owner and taxing authority are confirmed before research begins; risk items are flagged for review.
ISO 27001 certified. Our team works inside your platform under your access controls, so borrower data stays in your systems rather than moving to ours.
Questions
A tax report gives the property's current and historical tax status for the title file. A tax certification is a more formal confirmation, usually obtained from the taxing authority or an authorized provider. Many files need both.
Yes. Current and delinquent taxes, delinquent amounts and any tax sale information are called out clearly so your examiner can write the right requirement.
Yes. We deliver into your production platform or in whatever format your team uses.
Yes. Tax report and certification is one of our five core bundled services, offered together at our most competitive price.
We identify each responsible taxing authority and report its amounts and status separately.
Yes. Special assessments and exemptions are captured in every report where they apply.
Yes. Each report shows the previous tax amount alongside the current one.
It varies by county and how each authority publishes its data. Most reports are delivered within 24–48 hours.

Let's talk
Tell us your monthly volume and the counties you cover. We'll send a sample report built to your format.
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