Colorado

Colorado property title reports

Current owner, deeds, mortgages, liens, judgments and taxes for any Colorado property. All 64 counties covered.

Order a Current Owner & Encumbrance (O&E) report on a home, condo, multifamily, commercial property or land anywhere in Colorado. Search by street address, or by county and APN (parcel number). No account needed.

What's in a Colorado report

Current owner of record and how title is held (vesting)
Vesting deed and prior conveyances where relevant
Open mortgages and deeds of trust
Recorded liens and judgments found
Property tax status and assessed values
Legal description and parcel / tax ID

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Questions

Can I get a property title report for a Colorado property?

Yes. TitleReport.org provides current owner & encumbrance (O&E) reports for real property throughout Colorado. All 64 counties covered.

What does a Colorado title report include?

The current owner of record and vesting deed, prior conveyances where relevant, open mortgages or deeds of trust, recorded liens and judgments, property tax status, assessed values and the legal description. Contents vary with what each county records and publishes.

How long does a Colorado report take and what does it cost?

Reports are $99 and most are delivered in 1–3 business days. If a property needs in-person county research, we ask before charging anything more: continue for an additional $100 (3–7 business days) or get the $99 refunded.

Is a Colorado title report the same as title insurance?

No. It is an informational records report, not title insurance or a title commitment. For a purchase, sale, loan or closing in Colorado, use a licensed title agency or real estate attorney.

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