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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Researching Liens At The Courthouse Posted by SeanW on May 29, 2003 at 2:34 PM In Reply to: Re: You've come to the right place. posted by John Chan on May 29, 2003 at 11:45 AM ::#3. County Records Research is only a listing of the voluntary liens against the property. You need to do research at your county recorders office for all possible involuntary liens too, such as IRS liens, abstracts of judgment, mechanics liens, etc. Once you have a complete list of ALL voluntary and involuntary liens against the property. Then given your value figure you should go through the Projected Net Worksheet (see Fillable Forms link) :Is there a involuntary lien database published on the web or do I have to go in person to County recorders office? Also what is an abstracts of Judgement? --- Your state/county might have the liens online. But then, how up-to-date are the online records, versus the paper in their office? A day...? A week...? Ya wanna be the person who took a chance, and lost...? I'm living in the largest county of my state (700,000 pop.) and the liens are still in books. You have to open and inspect them, to see if a lien was cancelled or satisfied. Follow Ups: Equity Split Questions John Chan 5:44 PM, 05/29/03 (1) Just be fair handed... Ward-CA- 10:25 PM, 05/29/03 (0) Re: Researching Liens At The Courthouse John Chan 2:45 PM, 05/29/03 (1) Escrow doesn't do any title research... Ward-CA- 10:06 PM, 05/29/03 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : ::#3. County Records Research is only a listing of the voluntary liens against the property. You need to do research at your county recorders office for all possible involuntary liens too, such as IRS liens, abstracts of judgment, mechanics liens, etc. Once you have a complete list of ALL voluntary and involuntary liens against the property. Then given your value figure you should go through the Projected Net Worksheet (see Fillable Forms link) : :Is there a involuntary lien database published on the web or do I have to go in person to County recorders office? Also what is an abstracts of Judgement? : --- : Your state/county might have the liens online. But then, how up-to-date are the online records, versus the paper in their office? A day...? A week...? Ya wanna be the person who took a chance, and lost...? : I'm living in the largest county of my state (700,000 pop.) and the liens are still in books. You have to open and inspect them, to see if a lien was cancelled or satisfied. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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