@Saeed BayaniDivorce filings are public record as they are actually lawsuits.

(from the original deed recorded June 3 1998)  all these address's at some point were separate according to the deed and all had their own OPA #s. but somewhere along the timeline all above mentioned addresses were consolidated into one OPA # which is 836 n 6th st.So I have an AOS to buy 839-41 n Oriana street and the other buyer has AOS to buy 836-38 n 6th.

It will be recorded by title company as first lien. so my question is  who keeps the Original signed documents after recording.It will be kept with title company, or as a lender I should have original documents.I did lending before at that time I didn't get original documents , title company just email me digital signed bundle of all documents.What is benefit/loss(if any) if I as a lender insist for original documents.Thanks

(Here in Colorado Springs, we've seen 16% appreciation in the median home price over this time last year, so Redfin was juuuust a wee bit off.)New listings will hit 10-year high ... and it won't matterIn 2022, Redfin predicts that new listings will surpass the 2018 high of 7.6 million homes, setting a new record going back to at least 2012.

Either way, you should be able to go to the county website and pull tax information, it's all public record.

Thankfully it's been a while since I was in housing court, and I've only been twice, but I recall it was less than 6 weeks total.Of course, 'winning' is only half the battle, since the tenant now has an eviction on their record and won't get an apartment from any responsible landlord.

Locally getting some of the public record data is impossible to get anywhere outside of the MLS.  

In a short sale or Deed in Lieu, however, the liens have to be addressed & dealt with in some way during the transaction.Do a title search and clear all of the liens by having the borrower clear them before your transaction or get the lien amounts credited to you so you can pay them off post transaction.We generally pay the full amount of the net cash for keys amount when the borrower vacates the property & leaves it in broom swept condition.Yesterday, we were surprised when a town refused to provide the transfer stamp, which we needed in order to record the Deed.

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.

The owner died long before the notice of pendency was filed and I cannot find any probate records to determine heirs.