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Best for: Active projects requiring deeper due diligence, expanded property background research, and ongoing support for land-use, acquisition, or development matters.
Includes:
• Title and property history research – Targeted review of recorded land records to trace ownership history, prior conveyances, and relevant recorded instruments tied to the subject property.
• Multi-document land records review – Examination of multiple recorded documents (e.g., deeds, plats, easements, and related filings when applicable) to identify key references affecting the parcel.
• GIS parcel reference support – Coordination with parcel mapping tools and jurisdictional GIS systems to confirm parcel configuration, identifiers, and spatial context for research accuracy.
• Organized research summary report – Structured summary outlining findings, document references, and notable items for client or attorney review, formatted for easy integration into project files.
• Document organization for client files – Sorting and labeling of retrieved records into a logical, client-ready file structure to support efficient review and future use.
Includes 20 hours of support per month
Best for: Active projects requiring deeper due diligence, expanded property background research, and ongoing support for land-use, acquisition, or development matters.
Includes:
• Title and property history research – Targeted review of recorded land records to trace ownership history, prior conveyances, and relevant recorded instruments tied to the subject property.
• Multi-document land records review – Examination of multiple recorded documents (e.g., deeds, plats, easements, and related filings when applicable) to identify key references affecting the parcel.
• GIS parcel reference support – Coordination with parcel mapping tools and jurisdictional GIS systems to confirm parcel configuration, identifiers, and spatial context for research accuracy.
• Organized research summary report – Structured summary outlining findings, document references, and notable items for client or attorney review, formatted for easy integration into project files.
• Document organization for client files – Sorting and labeling of retrieved records into a logical, client-ready file structure to support efficient review and future use.
Includes 20 hours of support per month