Gain access to all Colorado county records online for lien. title, mortgage and property records.

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The primary starting point is the Colorado Land Records website (www.coloradolandrecords.com). This is a unified portal that provides access to many county records, though not all counties participate fully. The process typically works like this:

First, you’ll need to create an account on the website. This allows you to search and, in many cases, purchase copies of official records. The search functionality varies by county, but generally lets you look up records by:

• Property address
• Owner name
• Document type (liens, mortgages, etc.)
• Recording date ranges
• Document numbers

For counties that don’t fully participate in the unified system, you’ll need to visit their individual county clerk and recorder websites. For example, Denver County maintains its own separate system at the Denver Clerk and Recorder’s website.

Many counties also partner with third-party providers like Tyler Eagle and Fidlar for their record systems. These systems often require separate accounts, but they typically offer more advanced search features and bulk download capabilities.

To conduct the most thorough search possible, I’d recommend this systematic approach:

1. Start with the Colorado Land Records website to see which records are available there
2. For any missing counties, locate their individual clerk and recorder websites
3. Create necessary accounts on each platform you need to use
4. Consider using a professional title company or abstractor if you need historical records that aren’t digitized