Owner's & Encumbrance Reports
What does an O&E report cover?
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One type of property research report is an ownership and encumbrance report, which sometimes goes by the name "property information report." This type of report details the property's legal description, the last recorded owner, and any open liens (such as mortgages, judgments, lis pendens, etc.) that influence the title. Those interested in real estate investment or homeowners seeking information about open liens against a property typically obtain O&E reports, which are non-insurance title reports.
To learn who owns what property and what liens are on the books, a good ownership and encumbrance report is a must-have. The following details are usually included in O&E reports:
Data Regarding Vesting of Deeds
Loans that are available
Legal Descriptive Statement
Documents pertaining to taxes
Documents Relating to Ownership & Property
Liens and Judgments On Both
The O&E Report: What Is It?
Assessment of O&E vs. Title Search
Homebuyers often wonder which service to utilize when researching properties, since O&E reports and title searches are often confused. O&E reports have fewer features but are often less expensive than full title searches. One example is the use of public county records to produce owner and encumbrance reports.
These reports exclusively show up-to-date information regarding a property. In contrast, when you hire a title closing company to conduct a comprehensive title search, they will detail the property, any liens, and the whole chain of ownership going back 30 years. Title searches also include all the data needed to get title insurance.
Homebuyers often wonder which service to utilize when researching properties, since O&E reports and title searches are often confused. O&E reports have fewer features but are often less expensive than full title searches. One example is the use of public county records to produce owner and encumbrance reports.
Are you still confused about which one to choose? Get in touch with our knowledgeable title closing agents immediately to go over your alternatives!
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