This morning I checked on County Court, Registry of Deeds and even local city hall but they are pointing different locations.

They also have many other great reporting features such as:Criminal RecordsCredit Reports & ScoresSex Offender Registry DataTerrorist AlertsTenant History ReportsTenant ScoreI have yet to have a problem while using their services and find them to be pretty fairly priced as well.

You can search Warangal registry of deeds on google and search for your name.

The City of Indianapolis is cracking down on rental properties not registered as required with the Landlord Registry.

The “bo ding off”, or whatever they call it in your state, usually involves posting a cash deposit in a court registry equal to 110-120% of the lien amount.Don’t let this guy strong arm you....the threat is the go to move of crappy contractors.BTW, what kind of license does he have and what kind of license is required for the work he is doing?  

It's on the Thornton Park historic registry which scares me even more as there are historic architectural requirements that have to be adhered to during renovations.I think this property would go for $400,000 ARV if renovated properly.

http://www.wthr.com/story/25791393/2014/06/16/council-proposes-registry-to-track-landlords

I generally never go to zillow this information because in my area the county recorder / registry offices upload everything to their respective websites. 

In addition, I have had good luck in finding real estate transaction info (including new/old owner names and addresses) on the county's deed registry website, where all real estate records are compiled for a county.

(Maybe your county has a better search criteria than mine.)I've had better luck in trying to go for the address first and then going to the local Registry of Deeds records to find further details about that property or property owner.