Property report
Forty-five questions about a parcel, asked every time.
A fixed report across the seven authorities that hold New Jersey property records. Every section is present in every report, and every section says what state it is in and when it was read.
At a glance
The same sections, every time
A fixed set across the seven authorities that hold the record. No section is skipped because it was empty.
Empty is still a finding
Each section is marked searched and empty, not searched, or unavailable, and dated.
A PDF, states intact
The whole report exported, with every section state and read date preserved.
See it work
Run it, and watch seven authorities answer.
Every section resolves to found, searched and empty, or could not search — and every one is dated.
| Authority | State |
|---|---|
| County clerk | Waiting |
| Superior Court | Waiting |
| Surrogate | Waiting |
| Municipality | Waiting |
| State | Waiting |
| Federal courts | Waiting |
| Not on the record | Waiting |
What you do here
01
The same sections, on every parcel
Grouped by who holds the record: the county clerk, the Superior Court, the surrogate, the municipality, the state, the federal courts, and what is not on the record at all.
02
A section that found nothing still appears
It is marked as searched and empty, not searched, or unavailable, and it names its source and the date it was read. A report where absent sections silently vanish cannot be checked, and cannot be relied on.
03
Export it
The whole report as a PDF, with the states and dates intact.
What is in it
- Sections per report
- 45
- Record-holding authorities
- 7
Who sees what
- Free
- None. Reports are bought on a paid plan.
- Pro
- The full report and its PDF export, with some included each month and more bought one at a time.
Related
- Property records
One record per parcel, assembled from every source that holds a piece of it.
- Documents
Scanned filings from seven sources, opened in place.
Type an address.
Read the property record now. Pick a plan when you need the owner and what is filed against it.