No matter you’re going to buy a house without a realtor or wondering about your own property, this post will show you how to find liens on a property and how to run a property lien search by address.

Search for liens easily with BeenVerified

This might be the easiest way to find a lien record on a property. Thanks to the fast-developing technologies, many records are now kept online. And you can easily search for the property record online by address. BeenVerified not only provides you with lien records but also gives you property reports that could help you find the property owner, deed records, the house’s previous owner, etc.

1) Go to the BeenVerified website.

2) Enter the address and click SEARCH.

3) Wait for BeenVerified to generate a property report which includes the property owner, deeds, liens, property details, property appreciation, value history, property tax, and nearby homes for sale.

If you’re a house buyer, this report has all the information you need.

• Financial information: deds; liens; Homeowner Association (HOA) fees; assessed value & tax; estimated value; property appreciation
• Neighborhood information: age group; education level; occupation; income
• Neighborhood safety
  
• Nearby houses information

Don’t forget to chat with the property owners near your aimed house before buying it. They live in this community and they definitely know more than you. If you’re good at communication, you may get more information than you imagine and that would help you get a good deal.

If you’re searching for your own property, this report may help you know more about your house’s history and its surroundings.

Find liens from the county office

If you don’t mind spending some time digging on the internet, you can search liens on search engines.

Lines are a matter of public record, so you can simply go to the county’s official website to search for the result. The searches usually are free, but it may cost you a little if you need a copy of the report. It depends on counties.

Take King County as an example:

1) Search King County property records on Google.

2) Go to the official website.

3) Click Parcel Viewer.

4) Click Start Parcel Viewer.

5) Enter the property address on the top left corner and click Search.

6) Get the property information. You can get more details by clicking Property Report.

Different states and counties are varied, some county websites may ask for names before searching. In some rural areas, they don’t have online search features, so you have to go to the office in person and ask a county clerk for help. Almost every county allows you to contact real property research during office hours.

Conclusion:

The reason to find liens on a property are varied, the methods in the post would help you achieve your goal. We’ve compared the property report from King County and BeenVerified, BeenVerified has the same data as King County. The County official property report only provides information related to the property, you can’t find the property’s current owner or previous owner from their property report. If you want to know more about the neighborhood, you have to run another search. But it’s a free method.
So it all depends on you.

Hope this post will help. If you have any suggestions or questions, you’re welcome to leave a comment below.