HouseCanary Analytics API
Commercial subscription API accepting a buyer-selected U.S. address or HouseCanary slug, including batches up to 100 properties. Current docs expose mortgage/lien, non-rescinded Notice of Default, and estimated-LTV resp…
Questions this answers
3 · best fit firstHouseCanary's Property/TaxHistory returns assessment_year and total_assessed_value, defined as county-roll land plus improvements, for a buyer-selected address. It does not separately document land and improvement components, assessing jurisdiction, valuation method, currency, release/index-through date, or query timestamp.
HouseCanary's address-keyed Property/Nod response returns non-rescinded Notice of Default event_type and record_date, with related lien processing month, default status, and last-default-date context. It does not document instrument id, cancellation, sale, dismissal or resolution references/dates, county index-through date, or query timestamp, so it covers only the Notice-of-Default subset.
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.
Fields it delivers
9 fieldsFirst-party product documentation identifies a United States-wide or U.S. federal footprint. US denotes the fifty states and District of Columbia and does not imply separately coded territories.
The product is supplied through a customer, subscriber, member, or enterprise agreement rather than a standing no-cost tier. That commercial agreement is the ordinary business route and requires payment; no ongoing free business route is documented in the cited first-party material.
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