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you offer.
A 0 to 100 score of how clean a home’s title is, pulled from the public record and ready within a day. See what could slow your closing before you’re under contract.
Free to request. You pay only when the score is ready.

Title score2148 Linden Ave
72
Needs work
3 items to clear
100 after fixes · two to six weeks
Ownership chain
Clear
Loans & liens
Poor
Taxes & HOA
Fair
Judgments & lawsuits
Clear
Names & signatures
Fair
Easements & restrictions
Good
Know before you offer
Buying a home is the biggest financial move most people make, and this market makes it the hardest. What slows a closing is usually in the title record, and you can read it before you write the offer.
01
Delays cost you.
A closing that slips means another month of rent, a rate lock that expires, movers rebooked. Most slips start in the title record, weeks before anyone looks at it.
02
Title is where closings stall.
An old loan never released, a lien, a name spelled two ways. Your lender finds it the week of closing, and you wait while someone else fixes it.
03
Ask before you offer.
Run the score on any address, or ask the seller for their badge. A high score means title is routine for your lender and the closing date is real.





