Property ownership transfers
What deeds or conveyances transferred recorded ownership of this parcel, between which parties, and on what execution, transfer, and recording dates?
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Ranked by fit · best firstJoined ACRIS Master, Parties, and Legals return parcel-pinned deed/conveyance instruments with seller/buyer roles, document/recording dates, amount, transfer percentage, BBL, and address. This is not a current-owner conclusion.
Miami-Dade Official Records accepts parcel/address/folio/legal/book-page criteria and indexes deed/property-transfer records with recording dates, party role/name, property references, consideration, and filing IDs.
Cook County Clerk’s standing Record of Deeds lookup accepts buyer-selected PINs, property addresses, document numbers, and party criteria and returns dated deed type, grantor, grantee, consideration, PIN, and address facts. The index-through date pins the search.
PropertyRadar returns LastTransferRecDate, LastTransferType, and LastTransferSeller/grantor for the selected property. It does not document the grantee, complete party roles, instrument identifier, execution/transfer date distinct from recording, consideration basis, correction/rescission references, index-through date, or query timestamp.
The standing v3 bulk schema emits chronological county-recorder transfers with sale/execution and recording dates, deed type/reference, grantor, grantee, price and qualification.
Regrid returns the last sale date and price for a selected parcel and documents previous-owner and transfer context in the Source. The cited schema does not establish instrument id/type, grantor and grantee roles, execution versus recording date, correction/rescission references, index-through date, or query timestamp, so it is last-sale evidence rather than a complete deed chain.
RentCast's address-keyed property record returns dated sale-history entries with date and price plus current owner details and mailing address. It does not document deed instrument/type, grantor/grantee roles, execution versus recording date, consideration basis, corrections/rescissions, source index-through date, or query timestamp.
HouseCanary's address-keyed sales-history response returns deed grantee identity and dated sale-history records for the selected property. The cited schema does not document grantor, instrument identifier/type, execution versus recording date, party roles, consideration basis, correction/rescission references, index-through date, or search timestamp.
ATTOM Expanded Profile includes recorded sale and transfer attributes for the selected property.
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