Search LOUISIANA LA. Property Records | Parish for lien searches, title search and mortgage/owner

  • February 19, 2014
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Search LOUISIANA LA. Property Records | Parish for lien searches, title search and mortgage/owner:

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Here is how to search Louisiana property records by parish. In Louisiana, property records are maintained at the parish level (equivalent to counties in other states) through the Clerk of Court’s offices.

Here’s how to conduct property record searches in Louisiana:

Online Parish Search Options:

  1. Visit the specific Parish Clerk of Court website where the property is located
  2. Many parishes use online portals like Parish Access or LandRecord.com
  3. Some larger parishes like Orleans have their own dedicated property record systems

Basic Search Information Needed:

  • Property owner’s name (current or previous)
  • Property address
  • Property legal description
  • Parcel/tax ID number (if available)

Types of Records Available:

  • Property deeds and transfers
  • Mortgage records
  • Tax liens
  • State and federal tax liens
  • Construction liens
  • Civil judgments
  • UCC filings

Key Steps for a Comprehensive Search:

  1. Determine the Correct Parish
  • Verify which parish the property is located in
  • Note that Orleans Parish has a different system than other parishes
  1. Access Parish Records
  • Contact the parish Clerk of Court office
  • Create an account on their online portal if available
  • Some parishes require in-person visits for complete searches
  1. Conduct the Search
  • Search by owner name (both current and previous)
  • Cross-reference with property address
  • Check for any liens or encumbrances
  • Review mortgage records
  • Examine tax records
  1. Document Your Findings
  • Save or print relevant documents
  • Note recording dates and document numbers
  • Keep track of any gaps in the chain of title

Important Notes:

  • Some parishes charge fees for accessing records
  • Older records may only be available in person
  • Title searches typically go back at least 30 years
  • Consider hiring a title company for complex searches

 

 

 

https://www.UsTitleRecords.com

 

LOUISIANA PROPERTY RECORDS – LIEN AND TITLE SEARCH