Lien On My Home? How Do I Find Out?

Is there a lien on my home? It is easier than ever to find out if you have a lien on your home or property.

Is there a lien on my home? You can find title, deed, and lien records available through your local county recorder. These indexed property records can be obtained in most cases at no charge by researching the archives in person.

There are also a few county websites that offer lien and mortgage records online for the general public. However, in most cases, a login or subscription will be required to access these property records. Typically there is a fee for document images and copies of mortgage deeds. There are also online property record and title information companies that also offer access to the same property records but with a bit more streamlined search efforts and results.

You can use this service to locate title and lien records for the states below:

AL. Alabama – AK. Alaska – AZ. Arizona – AR. Arkansas – CA. California – CO. Colorado – CT. Connecticut DE. Delaware – FL. Florida – GA. Georgia – GU. Guam – HI. Hawaii – ID. Idaho – IL. Illinois – IN. Indiana – IA. Iowa – KS. Kansas – KY. Kentucky – LA. Louisiana – ME. Maine – MD. Maryland – MA. Massachusetts MI. Michigan – MN. Minnesota – MS. Mississippi – MO. Missouri – MT. Montana – NE. Nebraska – NV. Nevada – NH New Hampshire – NJ  New Jersey – NM  New Mexico – NY New York – NC. North Carolina – ND. North Dakota – OH. Ohio – OK. Oklahoma – OR. Oregon – PA. Pennsylvania – RI. Rhode Island – SC. South Carolina – SD. South Dakota – TN. Tennessee – TX. Texas – UT. Utah – VT. Vermont – VA. Virginia – VI. Virgin Islands – WA. Washington – WV. West Virginia – WI. Wisconsin – WY. Wyoming