For realtors
Prepare a listing or a buyer from the recorded record: what the house last sold for, what closed around it, what is filed against it, and an alert when anything in your neighbourhood moves.
Read more — RealtorsLiens. Foreclosures. Court cases. An alert the day one is filed.
Be the first to know what is recorded against any New Jersey property. Owners get an alert the day something is filed; buyers see the liens, foreclosures and court cases before they spend a dollar.
Straight from the public record — state, county and court — with records back to 1926.
The public record above, supplemented by private sources and refreshed daily, so a property page shows what is on file today.
Property class, year built, acreage, sale price, deed date and dozens more fields across every county. Save the search, or export what it finds.
Property Intelligence Report
Know what the public record says about a New Jersey parcel before the title work starts: one report, five steps from an address to a PDF.
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Pick a step to play it from there.
Pick a tool to try it on sample data, then open the real thing.
Everything on record about one parcel, on one page.
Every table in one grid. Filter the whole state, then act on what is left.
Every lot in New Jersey, coloured by what you want to see.
The scans behind the record, opened in the page.
Lists, notes, alerts and deals, kept against the record.
Track a property or a filter, and hear when the record changes.
One parcel, every record office's findings, in one report.
All 21 counties, from the tax roll to the courthouse.
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Realtors, wholesalers, attorneys, investors and homeowners each start somewhere different. Find yours.
Prepare a listing or a buyer from the recorded record: what the house last sold for, what closed around it, what is filed against it, and an alert when anything in your neighbourhood moves.
Read more — RealtorsLis pendens, foreclosure cases and sheriff sales are public record. Filter them into a list, put an owner and a mailing address on it, work the numbers, and hear when the next filing lands.
Read more — WholesalersOpen a case from its docket number with every filing, read the instruments recorded against the parcel in the order they were recorded, and export a fixed 45-section report on it.
Read more — AttorneysScreen the market in the tables, read each parcel’s own sale and tax history, work your deals on the board and compare them, and walk the block on the map before you bid.
Read more — InvestorsLook up your assessment and taxes and read them against the rest of your block. On Pro, check what is filed against the house and get an alert when it changes.
Read more — HomeownersPricing
Look up a New Jersey property, see who owns it and what is recorded against it, and hear the day something new is filed. Each card says what it adds; the pricing page compares every row.
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