Title Search Services
At Evon Title Services, we offer comprehensive and meticulous title search services designed to provide our clients with the clarity and confidence they need for their real estate transactions. Our team of experienced professionals is committed to delivering accurate and reliable results, ensuring that our clients are fully informed and protected throughout the process.
Current Owner Search
Our Current Owner Search provides a detailed examination of the current owner's title, covering all transactions from the time the current owner acquired the property. This search includes a review of deeds, mortgages, judgments, and liens to ensure a clear title.
- Ideal for quick assessments and preliminary checks.
- Covers all transactions under the current owner.
Two Owner Search
The Two Owner Search delves into the property's history over the last two ownership periods. This search is more comprehensive than a current owner search, providing insights into any potential issues that may have arisen during previous ownerships.
- Includes documents from both current and prior owner.
- Thorough review of deeds, mortgages, liens, and judgments.
Full Search
Our Full Search offers an exhaustive examination of the property's title history, typically covering 40 to 60 years, or as required by state statutes. This search includes all conveyances, mortgages, judgments, liens, easements, and restrictions affecting the property.
- Ensures complete clarity and confidence in the title.
- Ideal for transactions requiring utmost due diligence.
Update Search
The Update Search is designed to provide a current status of the title from the date of the last full search or title policy to the present. This search is crucial for verifying any changes or new encumbrances that may have occurred since the last examination.
- Verifies changes or new encumbrances
- Ensures the title remains clear and up-to-date
Datedown Search
A Datedown Search updates the status of the title from the date of the original search or a previous update to the present. This is particularly useful for lenders and title companies to confirm that no new liens, judgments, or other encumbrances have been recorded since the initial search.
- Provides assurance before finalizing transactions