Also, since the town tax assessor runs behind in some towns, you can check the registry of deeds, masslandrecords.com has links to the various county registrar of deeds if you want to look up foreclosure data, liens, etc.

Sometimes known as a "Registrar of Deeds" or "County Clerk."

As I did, I'd recommend that you have the Lease-Option Contract drawn up by YOUR local attorney, and make sure seller's signatures are notarized and recorded against the property title at the counties registrar's office, so that it cannot be sold to anyone else while your purchase option remains active.

The domain registrar is Domains by Proxy, which companies use to hide their registrar information.

Also the modification servicer (OCWEN) apparently did NOT check with the registrar of deeds to make sure the original owner of the property.

Go to a hosting company and a registrar.

That usually happens when you don't have the proper setup with your domain registrar.

Mind you, I pull up the clerks office, registrar, recorder and look at all the transactions concerning the property.

If you are licensed go to your county registrar and place a lien that house title 

Easiest way is to look them up by their Contractor License number online at AZ Registrar of Contractors.