Search Lien Records

The SearchQuarry.com Lien Records Database

In the SearchQuarry.com member’s area you will find our “Court Records” section, and our lien records search is in that section. Other court records searches include judgment records, bankruptcies, and criminal records. You can search our court records database by name or by case number. Other searches available in the member’s area include birth records, death records, marriage records, divorce records, driving records, vehicle records, people search, background checks, and phone number lookups.

Lien Records as Public Record

If you have been wondering whether it is possible to find lien records in the United States without going through the courts to formally request them, the answer is yes. You can find records for liens, foreclosures, seizures, bankruptcies and related matters directly on the Internet without having to ask permission to view these important documents.

Why Do You Need To Know If There Are Liens On A Property?

If you are going to purchasing a piece of property – especially if this will be your very first piece of commercial or residential property – it is very important for you to know if there are liens against it. The reason is simple: Liens that have been placed against a property have a way of complicating or preventing the ability of the owner of that property to sell it to you with a clear and undisputed title. And if you happen to be the present owner of that property, you will find it very difficult, if not impossible, to unload and profit from the sale.

There Is Generally No Charge For Publicly Available Information

You should have no trouble finding the information you need if you follow the steps that are listed below. You should also be aware that there is generally no charge attached to researching information that is available to the public. Don’t be fooled into paying good money for others to do the research for you unless and until you are sure that you cannot do it yourself.

Where Can You Go To Obtain Lien Records In The United States?

There are a number of places you can go if you are interested in obtaining lien records. You can use the Internet to do a search for the county clerk, recorder, or assessor’s office. In order to proceed, you will need to have the name of the property owner or the address of the property.

Not all counties list this information online. If this is the case with the county you are dealing with, you still have other options to obtain the information you need. You can pay a visit in person to the country recorder, clerk, or assessor’s office. You will generally not require an appointment to do so but, even if you do, you can generally find the website for the office and make one well in advance so that your visit will not be wasted.