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Asset Search Services

When you need to know what someone owns, two services cover everything. U.S. Title Records provides property-specific searches: find all real estate a person owns ($75 statewide / $535 nationwide), check liens on any property ($95), trace ownership history with deed copies ($275), and retrieve specific deed documents ($45). U.S. Asset Records, our sister company, provides full asset investigation beyond real estate: vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business interests, UCC filings, court records, judgment liens, bankruptcy filings, and skip tracing. Together, these two services deliver a complete financial profile for attorneys, creditors, collection firms, private investigators, and businesses across all 50 states. Anonymous and confidential. Reports by email in PDF format within 24 to 48 hours.

BBB A+ rated since 2009. All 50 states. 3,250+ counties. Anonymous and confidential.

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Two Services, One Complete Picture

Finding what someone owns requires two types of investigation. Real property searches tell you what real estate a person owns, what encumbrances exist on each property, and how the ownership has changed over time. Full asset searches go beyond real estate to cover vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business interests, financial indicators, court records, and corporate structures.

U.S. Title Records handles the real property side. Our experienced abstractors access county recorder databases, title plants, and courthouse records across 3,250+ counties nationwide. When you need to find all properties someone owns, check for liens, or trace ownership history, this is where you order. No account required. No subscription. Reports by email in PDF format.

U.S. Asset Records handles everything else. Their investigators search DMV records, FAA registrations, Coast Guard vessel documentation, Secretary of State corporate filings, UCC filing offices, bankruptcy courts, and proprietary databases to build a complete financial profile. When you need the full picture beyond real estate, this is where you order.

Most attorneys and creditors need both. The property search from USTR tells you specifically about real estate (the most valuable and most attachable asset class for most debtors). The asset investigation from USAR tells you about everything else. Together, they leave no asset undiscovered.

Two Services for Complete Asset Discovery

U.S. Title Records: real property searches (Title Search by Name $75/$535, Lien Reports $95, Chain of Title $275, Deed Copies $45). Order at ustitlerecords.com. U.S. Asset Records: full asset investigation (real estate + vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business interests, UCC, court records, skip trace). Contact at 1-888-570-4470 or usassetrecords.com. Both services cover all 50 states. Anonymous and confidential. Reports in 24-48 hours.

What Each Service Covers

Asset TypeU.S. Title RecordsU.S. Asset Records
Real estate (residential, commercial, land)Yes (all 50 states, 3,250+ counties)Yes (included in full investigation)
Property liens (mortgages, judgments, tax)Yes ($95 per property)Yes (summary level)
Chain of title / ownership historyYes ($275 with deed copies)Transfer flags only
Deed documentsYes ($45 per deed)No
Vehicles (cars, trucks, motorcycles)NoYes (DMV records)
Watercraft (boats, yachts, jet skis)NoYes (state + USCG)
AircraftNoYes (FAA records)
Business interests (LLC, corp, partnership)NoYes (Secretary of State filings)
UCC filings (secured interests)NoYes (all filing offices)
Court records / litigationNoYes (federal + state)
Bankruptcy filingsNoYes (all federal districts)
Skip trace / locate individualNoYes
Corporate structure tracingNoYes (officers, directors, agents)

When you need detailed property data (specific lien amounts, deed copies, grantor/grantee indexes, recording references for court filings), U.S. Title Records provides that depth. When you need to find every asset type a debtor or spouse owns, U.S. Asset Records provides that breadth. The two services complement each other rather than overlap.

Need Just the Property Data?

Title Search by Name finds all real estate someone owns. $75 statewide. $535 nationwide. No account needed.

Property Search ($75)

Who Needs Asset Search Services

Creditor Attorneys and Collection Firms

Judgment enforcement starts with knowing what the debtor owns. USTR's Title Search by Name ($75) finds attachable real property. USAR's full investigation adds vehicles, business interests, and financial indicators. Together, they create the collection roadmap your firm needs to decide which assets to target first. See our dedicated title search for judgment collection page for the complete creditor workflow.

Collecting on a judgment? Start with a $75 property search to find attachable real estate. Add a full asset investigation from U.S. Asset Records for the complete debtor profile.

Divorce and Family Law Attorneys

Property division requires finding everything each spouse owns. USTR's Title Search by Name ($75 per spouse) finds all real property under each name. USAR's investigation uncovers vehicles, business interests, and assets hidden in corporate structures. This is particularly valuable when one spouse suspects the other is hiding assets. See our dedicated title search for divorce page for the family law workflow.

Suspect hidden assets in a divorce? All searches are anonymous and confidential. Your spouse is never notified. Start with property ($75).

Litigation Attorneys (Pre-Suit Evaluation)

Before investing in litigation, attorneys need to know if the prospective defendant has sufficient assets to satisfy a judgment. A pre-litigation asset search from USAR combined with a Title Search by Name ($75) from USTR answers that question for a fraction of the cost of filing suit. If the defendant has no attachable assets, the case may not be worth pursuing regardless of the legal merits. See our title search for attorneys page for the full attorney guide.

Is the case worth filing? A $75 property search now could save $30,000+ in uncollectible litigation costs.

Estate and Probate Attorneys

Estate settlement requires identifying all property the deceased owned. USTR's Title Search by Name ($75 statewide / $535 nationwide) finds all real property under the deceased's name. USAR's investigation adds vehicles, business interests, and financial accounts. Together, these form the estate inventory. See our title search for probate page for the probate workflow.

Private Investigators

PIs supporting attorney clients, insurance companies, and businesses use both services to build complete subject profiles. USTR provides the detailed property data (lien amounts, deed copies, ownership chains) that PIs need for litigation support. USAR provides the broader investigation (vehicles, business affiliations, court records) that rounds out the profile.

Businesses and Due Diligence Teams

Before entering into partnerships, acquisitions, or lending relationships, businesses verify the financial standing of counterparties. USTR property searches confirm real estate holdings. USAR investigations reveal business interests, UCC filings, existing litigation, and bankruptcy history.

Who Uses Asset Search Services?

Creditor attorneys (judgment enforcement, debtor asset identification). Divorce attorneys (hidden asset discovery, property division). Litigation attorneys (pre-suit viability, defendant assets). Estate attorneys (estate inventory, beneficiary verification). Private investigators (subject profiling). Businesses (due diligence, partner verification). U.S. Title Records handles real property ($75-$535). U.S. Asset Records handles everything else (vehicles, business interests, UCC, court records). Together: complete financial profile.

Which Service to Order by Situation

SituationU.S. Title Records (Order Here)U.S. Asset Records (Order Here)
Find all property someone ownsTitle Search by Name ($75/$535)Included in full investigation
Check liens on a specific propertyLien Report ($95)Not needed separately
Trace ownership history / prove acquisition dateChain of Title ($275)Not available at this depth
Get a copy of a specific deedDeed Copy ($45)Not available
Find vehicles, boats, aircraftNot availableContact USAR
Identify business interests / LLCsNot availableContact USAR
UCC / secured interest searchNot availableContact USAR
Court records / bankruptcyNot availableContact USAR
Skip trace / locate someoneNot availableContact USAR
Full debtor profile for collectionStart here: Name Search ($75)Then add: Full Investigation
Full spouse profile for divorceStart here: Name Search ($75)Then add: Full Investigation
Which Service to Order: Quick Reference

Find all property someone owns: Title Search by Name ($75/$535) at ustitlerecords.com. Check liens on a property: Lien Report ($95) at ustitlerecords.com. Trace ownership history: Chain of Title ($275) at ustitlerecords.com. Find vehicles, boats, business interests: Contact U.S. Asset Records at 1-888-570-4470. Full debtor/spouse profile: Order from both companies. Start with the $75 property search - it takes 24 hours and tells you if valuable real estate exists.

Property Search Reports (U.S. Title Records)

Order directly at ustitlerecords.com. No account, no subscription, no consultation required.

U.S. Title Records - Property Search Products

Property Detail Report ($29): Current owner, assessed value, tax status, transfer history, property characteristics. The fastest way to verify ownership on a specific property.

Deed Copy ($45): Actual copy of the most recent recorded deed with legal description, recording stamps, and instrument number. Court-ready.

Title Search by Name ($75 statewide / $535 nationwide): Find all real property a person or entity currently owns. The gateway product for every asset search. Start here.

Property Lien Report ($95): All recorded liens on a specific property: mortgages, judgment liens, tax liens, mechanic liens. Estimate equity by subtracting total liens from assessed value.

Abstract Service ($95): Custom document retrieval from county recorder, court, and state offices.

Full Property/Owner Lien Report ($195): Property liens plus personal liens recorded against the owner by name. The most thorough lien picture available.

Chain of Title ($275): Complete ownership timeline with copies of all vesting deeds. Proves when property was acquired, detects fraudulent transfers, identifies breaks in chain.

Preliminary Title Report ($295): Everything in the Chain of Title plus all encumbrances, easements, property valuation by comparable sales, and owner profile. The most thorough report available.

Order Property Searches at USTR

Full Asset Investigation (U.S. Asset Records)

Contact usassetrecords.com or call 1-888-570-4470 for pricing and consultation.

U.S. Asset Records - Investigation Services

Individual Asset Search: Real estate (all 50 states), vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business interests, UCC filings, judgment liens, tax liens, bankruptcy filings, court records, and contact information. Flat-rate pricing.

Business Entity Asset Search: Corporate structure analysis, entity affiliations, officers/directors/registered agents, real property held by the entity, UCC filings, litigation history, and financial indicators.

Combined Individual/Business Search: Both individual and entity-level investigation for subjects who operate through business structures. Traces assets through LLCs, corporations, trusts, and partnerships.

UCC Lien Search: Financing statements filed against personal property and business assets under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code. Covers all state-level and local filing offices.

Skip Trace / People Search: Current address, phone, email, employment, and contact information for individuals who have moved or are difficult to locate.

FCRA/FDCPA/GLBA Compliant: All investigations conducted in full compliance with federal privacy and fair credit reporting requirements.

Contact U.S. Asset Records 1-888-570-4470 | usassetrecords.com

Not Sure Which Service You Need?

Start with a $75 property search from U.S. Title Records. If you need more than real estate, add a full investigation from U.S. Asset Records.

Start with Property ($75)

How the Two Services Work Together

Many clients order from both companies in a coordinated sequence. Here is the typical workflow.

1

Start with the Property Search

Order Title Search by Name ($75 statewide / $535 nationwide) from U.S. Title Records. This finds all real property the subject currently owns. Real estate is typically the most valuable and most verifiable asset class.

2

Add Lien Reports on Key Properties

Order Property Lien Reports ($95 each) from U.S. Title Records on the properties with the most value. This reveals encumbrances and estimates available equity.

3

Order the Full Asset Investigation

Contact U.S. Asset Records (1-888-570-4470) for the broader investigation: vehicles, business interests, UCC filings, court records, and corporate structure tracing.

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Compile the Complete Profile

Combine the USTR property reports (detailed lien data, deed copies, recording references) with the USAR investigation report (vehicles, entities, financial indicators) into a single case file. This is the complete asset picture your attorney or client needs.

Why start with the property search instead of the full investigation? Because the $75 Title Search by Name from USTR provides immediate, specific, actionable data on the most valuable asset class. If the name search returns properties with substantial equity, you may not need the full USAR investigation at all. If it returns zero properties, the USAR investigation becomes more important to find other asset types. The property search is the triage tool that determines the next step.

Coordinated Workflow: Property Search + Asset Investigation

Step 1: Title Search by Name ($75/$535) from U.S. Title Records finds all real property. Step 2: Lien Reports ($95 each) estimate equity on key properties. Step 3: Full asset investigation from U.S. Asset Records (1-888-570-4470) adds vehicles, business interests, UCC, court records. Step 4: Combine reports into complete subject profile. Start with USTR because the $75 property search is the fastest, cheapest way to determine if valuable assets exist.

Real-World Asset Search Scenarios

Creditor Attorney: $500K Judgment, Debtor Claims Poverty

A creditor attorney in California held a $500,000 judgment against a business owner who claimed to have no assets. A nationwide Title Search by Name ($535) from USTR revealed three properties: a primary residence in Los Angeles County, a rental condo in Nevada, and vacant land in Oregon. Lien Reports ($95 each) showed $180,000 in combined equity across the three properties. A full asset investigation from U.S. Asset Records additionally identified two vehicles, a boat registered in Nevada, and an LLC that owned commercial equipment with no recorded UCC liens. Total discoverable assets exceeded $400,000. The debtor's "poverty" claim collapsed under the evidence.

Debtor claims no assets? A $535 nationwide property search often tells a different story.

Divorce Attorney: Spouse Hiding Assets Through Business

A family law attorney in Texas suspected the opposing spouse was hiding marital assets in a business structure. Statewide Title Search by Name orders ($75 each) from USTR under both the husband's name and his company name revealed four properties: the marital home, two rental duplexes, and a commercial warehouse - all titled under the LLC. Lien Reports ($95 each) showed $650,000 in combined equity across the portfolio. U.S. Asset Records additionally identified that the husband was the sole member of two LLCs and owned a boat and three vehicles. The financial disclosure had listed only the marital home and one vehicle. The undisclosed assets totaled over $700,000. See also: title search for divorce.

Suspect hidden marital assets? Search under both spouse names AND entity names. $75 per name, anonymous, confidential.

Collection Firm: Volume Debtor Screening

A collection firm in New York managing 300+ active judgments needed to prioritize which debtors to pursue. The firm ordered statewide Title Search by Name ($75 each) from USTR on their 100 highest-value debtors. Of those 100 searches, 34 returned real property ownership. Lien Reports ($95 each) on those 34 properties identified 19 with equity above the New York homestead exemption. The firm then ordered full asset investigations from U.S. Asset Records on the 15 highest-equity debtors. The combined intelligence allowed the firm to focus its enforcement resources on the 19 debtors with the most collectible assets, rather than spreading effort across 300+ files with unknown recovery prospects.

Managing a large judgment portfolio? Contact office@ustitlerecords.com for volume pricing on batch property searches.

Pre-Litigation: Is This Case Worth Filing?

An attorney in Ohio was evaluating a $250,000 breach of contract claim. Before investing in litigation, the attorney ordered a statewide Title Search by Name ($75) from USTR. The search returned zero properties. A Background Report ($95) revealed four existing judgment liens and a recent bankruptcy filing. A follow-up investigation from U.S. Asset Records confirmed no vehicles, no business interests, and no attachable assets. The attorney advised the client that the judgment would be uncollectible. The $170 in USTR searches plus the USAR investigation fee prevented approximately $40,000 in litigation costs on a case that would have produced an unenforceable judgment.

Evaluating a case? A $75 property search before filing could save your client tens of thousands in uncollectible litigation.

Estate Attorney: Finding All Assets of a Deceased Business Owner

A probate attorney in Florida was settling the estate of a business owner who died without a detailed will. The family knew about the primary residence and one bank account. A nationwide Title Search by Name ($535) from USTR revealed five properties across Florida, New York, and Tennessee - three more than the family knew about. U.S. Asset Records additionally identified two LLCs, a boat, and several vehicles. The estate inventory was far larger than anyone anticipated. Chain of Title reports ($275 each) on the key properties confirmed ownership dates and identified one property where the deceased was still listed as owner despite a transfer to a family trust that was never properly recorded. See also: title search for probate.

Settling an estate? A nationwide name search ($535) finds properties the family may not know about.

Asset Searches: What They Discover

In these scenarios, property searches and asset investigations uncovered $400,000+ from a debtor claiming poverty, $700,000 in undisclosed marital assets hidden through LLCs, prioritized 19 collectible debtors from a 300-file portfolio, prevented $40,000 in uncollectible litigation, and found 3 additional properties in an estate the family did not know about. The property search ($75-$535) is always the starting point. The full investigation adds breadth when needed.

Property Search vs. Full Asset Search: Start Here

Start with U.S. Title Records ($75 name search) to find real property. If the subject owns valuable real estate, you may not need a full investigation. If they own no property or you need vehicles, business interests, and court records, add U.S. Asset Records (1-888-570-4470). The $75 property search is the triage tool: it determines the next step in 24 hours for a fraction of the cost of a full investigation. For attorneys handling multiple cases, the property search becomes a standard intake step. A $75 investment per case prevents the firm from spending $30,000 or more pursuing a debtor with no attachable assets, or from missing $500,000 in undisclosed marital property that changes the entire settlement dynamic. The return on a property search is measured not in the report itself but in the decisions it enables.

Common Situations and Which Service to Order

You Won a Judgment and the Debtor Will Not Pay

Start with a Title Search by Name ($75 statewide) from U.S. Title Records. If the debtor owns real property, order Lien Reports ($95 each) to estimate equity. Record your judgment lien in every county where property exists. For assets beyond real estate (vehicles, bank indicators, business interests), contact U.S. Asset Records. See our complete judgment collection workflow.

You Are Going Through a Divorce

Order Title Search by Name ($75 each) on both spouses from U.S. Title Records. Search under legal names, maiden names, and any entity names. All searches are anonymous and confidential. For assets beyond real estate, contact U.S. Asset Records for vehicles, business interests, and financial indicators. See our complete divorce property search workflow.

You Are Settling an Estate

Order a nationwide Title Search by Name ($535) on the deceased from U.S. Title Records. This finds properties the family may not know about. Follow up with Lien Reports ($95 each) to identify debts the estate must satisfy. For vehicles, business interests, and other assets, contact U.S. Asset Records. See our complete probate title search workflow.

You Are Evaluating Whether to File a Lawsuit

Before investing in litigation, determine if the prospective defendant has assets worth pursuing. A Title Search by Name ($75) reveals whether they own real property. A Background Report ($95) reveals existing judgment liens, tax liens, and bankruptcy filings. If both come back empty, the judgment may be uncollectible regardless of the legal merits. At $170 total, this pre-litigation screening saves thousands in wasted litigation costs.

You Need to Verify a Business Partner or Counterparty

Before entering into a partnership, acquisition, or lending relationship, verify the other party's financial standing. U.S. Title Records property searches confirm real estate holdings and equity position. U.S. Asset Records adds business entity research, UCC filings (showing existing secured creditors), court records (showing pending litigation), and bankruptcy history.

Which Service for Your Situation

Judgment collection: Start with $75 name search (USTR), add full investigation (USAR) for non-real-estate assets. Divorce: $75 per spouse (USTR) for property, USAR for vehicles and business interests. Estate settlement: $535 nationwide (USTR), USAR for complete inventory. Pre-litigation: $75 name search + $95 background (USTR) prevents uncollectible lawsuits. Due diligence: USTR property + USAR entity and court records. Start with USTR every time.

How to Order

For Property Searches (U.S. Title Records)

Order directly at ustitlerecords.com. No account, no subscription, no consultation required. Select the report type, enter the property address or subject name, and complete checkout. Reports arrive by email in PDF format within 24 to 48 hours. For questions, email office@ustitlerecords.com or call 1-800-750-0932. We operate 7 days a week including holidays.

For Full Asset Investigation (U.S. Asset Records)

Contact U.S. Asset Records at 1-888-570-4470 or visit usassetrecords.com. A consultation is available to determine which investigation level matches your needs. Flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees. Reports delivered by email in PDF format, typically within 24 to 48 hours.

For Both Services Together

Start by ordering the property search from USTR (the $75 name search is the fastest way to determine if valuable real property exists). Then contact USAR for the broader investigation. If you are a law firm or collection agency ordering regularly, contact either company for volume pricing.

What Clients Say

"The chain of title report was thorough and delivered in 2 days. Exactly what I needed for my quiet title action."

Robert M., Real Estate Attorney, California

"I use U.S. Title Records for all my investor property records searches. Fast, accurate, and the support team actually answers the phone."

Jennifer K., Real Estate Investor, Texas

"The Full Property/Owner Lien Report saved me from buying a property at auction with hidden liens. Worth every penny."

Michael T., Auction Buyer, Florida

Reviews sourced from ustitlerecords.com. See more client feedback.

What to Do After You Receive Your Reports

After Receiving Property Search Results (from U.S. Title Records)

Review each property found. For the properties with the most value, order follow-up Lien Reports ($95 each) to check encumbrances and estimate equity. For properties where transfer history matters (marital vs. separate, fraudulent conveyances), add a Chain of Title ($275). Share the property data with your attorney or client to inform the next legal or business step.

After Receiving the Full Asset Investigation (from U.S. Asset Records)

Review the full financial profile: real estate, vehicles, business interests, UCC filings, court records, and any flagged issues. Cross-reference with the USTR property reports for detailed lien and ownership data on the most valuable properties. Compile the combined findings into a case file, collection roadmap, or settlement package as needed for your proceeding.

If You Need Deeper Property Data

The USAR asset investigation provides a broad overview of property holdings. For detailed lien amounts, deed copies, grantor/grantee indexes, and recording references needed for court filings or sheriff instructions, order the specific USTR report: Lien Report ($95) for encumbrances, Chain of Title ($275) for ownership history, or Deed Copy ($45) for specific deed documents.

Asset Search FAQ

Getting Started

What is an asset search?
An asset search is a professional investigation that identifies all tangible and financial assets owned by an individual or business entity. This includes real estate, vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business interests, UCC filings, judgment liens, and court records. U.S. Asset Records provides nationwide asset investigation for attorneys, creditors, collection agencies, and businesses. U.S. Title Records provides the real property component (title searches, lien reports, chain of title) while U.S. Asset Records covers everything beyond real estate.
What is the difference between a title search and an asset search?
A title search examines records for a specific property you already know about: ownership, liens, encumbrances, and transfer history. An asset search is broader. It identifies all assets a person or entity owns across all 50 states, including properties you do not yet know about plus vehicles, business interests, bank-related information, and court records. If you need to find what someone owns, start with an asset search. If you need details on a property you already identified, order a title search.
How much does an asset search cost?
U.S. Asset Records offers flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees. Individual asset searches, business entity searches, and combined individual/business searches are available at fixed prices. Contact U.S. Asset Records at 1-888-570-4470 or visit usassetrecords.com for current pricing. For the real property component only, U.S. Title Records offers Title Search by Name at $75 statewide or $535 nationwide.
How long does an asset search take?
Most asset search reports are delivered within 24 to 48 hours by email in PDF format. Complex investigations involving multiple entities, international assets, or extensive court record research may take 48 to 72 hours. U.S. Asset Records operates 7 days a week.
Who uses asset search services?
Asset searches are used by creditor attorneys and collection firms (judgment enforcement, debtor asset identification), family law attorneys (divorce property division, hidden asset discovery), litigation attorneys (pre-suit viability assessment, defendant asset identification), estate attorneys (beneficiary asset verification), private investigators, corporate due diligence teams, fraud investigators, and businesses evaluating potential partners or counterparties.
Can an asset search find hidden assets?
Yes. Asset searches examine multiple public and private databases, corporate filings, real property records across all 50 states, vehicle and vessel registrations, UCC filings, and court records. Assets hidden in LLCs, trusts, corporate structures, or titled under variations of the subject's name are identified through systematic cross-referencing. Suspicious transfers to relatives or associates are flagged.
Is the subject notified when an asset search is performed?
No. All asset searches and title searches are conducted using public records and proprietary databases. The subject is never notified. Searches are anonymous and confidential.

Services and Coverage

What does an asset search report include?
A typical report includes real estate holdings (all 50 states), vehicle and watercraft registrations, aircraft registrations, business entity ownership (corporations, LLCs, partnerships), UCC filings and secured interests, judgment liens and court records, bankruptcy filings, tax liens (federal and state), and a summary of findings with analyst notes. Reports are delivered in PDF format by email.
Do you cover all 50 states?
Yes. Both U.S. Title Records and U.S. Asset Records provide nationwide coverage across all 50 states, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Real property searches cover 3,250+ counties. Asset searches cover all state-level filing offices, DMV records, FAA records, Coast Guard vessel documentation, and Secretary of State corporate filings.
Can I order just the property portion of an asset search?
Yes. If you only need the real property component (what real estate someone owns, liens on specific properties, ownership history), order directly from U.S. Title Records. Title Search by Name ($75 statewide / $535 nationwide) finds all properties. Property Lien Report ($95) checks liens on each property. Chain of Title ($275) provides the ownership history with deed copies. These are available at ustitlerecords.com without contacting U.S. Asset Records.
What is a UCC lien search?
A UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) lien search identifies financing statements filed against a debtor's personal property or business assets. When businesses secure loans with collateral like equipment, inventory, or accounts receivable, lenders file UCC-1 statements with the Secretary of State. UCC searches reveal existing secured interests, which affects lien priority for creditors. U.S. Asset Records includes UCC searches in its investigation services.
How do asset searches help with judgment collection?
Asset searches identify what a debtor owns so creditors know where to direct collection efforts. The real property search finds attachable real estate. The vehicle search finds seizable personal property. The business interest search finds entities that may hold hidden assets. The UCC search shows existing secured creditors. Together, these findings create a collection roadmap that tells the creditor attorney exactly which assets to target and in what order. For the real property component, see our title search for judgment collection page.
Can an asset search find property held in an LLC or trust?
Yes. U.S. Asset Records traces corporate structures to identify LLCs, corporations, trusts, and partnerships where the subject serves as an officer, director, registered agent, or member. Once entities are identified, property searches under those entity names reveal real estate holdings that would not appear under the individual's name alone.
What is the difference between U.S. Title Records and U.S. Asset Records?
U.S. Title Records specializes in real property records: title searches, lien reports, chain of title, deed copies, and preliminary title reports. U.S. Asset Records provides broader asset investigation: real estate plus vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business interests, UCC filings, court records, and skip tracing. They are sister companies. Use U.S. Title Records when you need specific property data. Use U.S. Asset Records when you need a full financial profile.

Ordering and Compliance

Do attorneys need both services?
It depends on the practice area. Divorce attorneys often need both: Title Search by Name from USTR to find all real property, plus a full asset search from USAR to find vehicles, business interests, and financial accounts. Creditor attorneys collecting on small judgments may only need the USTR property search. Creditor attorneys collecting on large judgments typically need both for a complete debtor profile. Pre-litigation attorneys evaluating case viability benefit from the full USAR investigation to determine if the case is worth pursuing.
How do I order an asset search?
For real property searches only (title search, lien report, chain of title, deed copies), order directly at ustitlerecords.com. No account or consultation required. For a full asset investigation (real estate plus vehicles, business interests, UCC, court records, skip trace), contact U.S. Asset Records at 1-888-570-4470, email through usassetrecords.com, or visit usassetrecords.com to place an order. Both services operate 7 days a week.
Are asset search reports admissible in court?
Asset search reports from both U.S. Title Records and U.S. Asset Records include recording references, filing numbers, and source documentation that attorneys use as supporting documentation in court proceedings. Reports are delivered in PDF format suitable for court filings. The admissibility of any specific document depends on the court and the proceeding. Consult with your attorney regarding evidentiary requirements in your jurisdiction.
Can I use an asset search before filing a lawsuit?
Yes. Pre-litigation asset searches are one of the most common uses. Before investing in litigation, attorneys use asset searches to determine whether the prospective defendant has sufficient assets to satisfy a judgment. A $75 Title Search by Name through U.S. Title Records or a full asset investigation through U.S. Asset Records can prevent thousands of dollars in uncollectible litigation costs.
What if the subject has assets in multiple states?
Both services provide nationwide coverage. U.S. Title Records offers nationwide Title Search by Name ($535) covering all 50 states. U.S. Asset Records searches all state-level databases nationwide. There is no need to order state-by-state searches.
Is there volume pricing for law firms and collection agencies?
Yes. Both U.S. Title Records and U.S. Asset Records offer volume pricing for firms that order regularly. Contact office@ustitlerecords.com for USTR volume pricing or 1-888-570-4470 for USAR volume pricing.
How do the two companies work together?
Many clients order from both companies simultaneously. A typical workflow for a creditor attorney: order Title Search by Name ($75) from USTR to find all real property, then order a full asset investigation from USAR to find everything else. The USTR property reports provide specific, detailed data on each property (liens, chain of title, deed copies). The USAR report provides the broader financial profile. Together, they give the attorney a complete picture of the debtor's assets.
Asset Search Services: The Complete Picture

U.S. Title Records provides real property searches: find all properties someone owns ($75/$535), check liens ($95), trace ownership ($275), retrieve deeds ($45). Order at ustitlerecords.com. U.S. Asset Records provides full asset investigation: real estate plus vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, business interests, UCC filings, court records, and skip tracing. Contact at 1-888-570-4470 or usassetrecords.com. Together, they deliver a complete financial profile for attorneys, creditors, and businesses. All 50 states. Anonymous and confidential. Reports in 24-48 hours.

Start with the Property Search

$75 finds all real estate someone owns. Statewide. Anonymous. Confidential. Results in 24-48 hours.

Property Search ($75)

About U.S. Title Records & U.S. Asset Records

U.S. Title Records has provided professional property searches and title search services since 2009. Experienced abstractors access county recorder databases, title plants, and courthouse records across all 50 states and 3,250+ counties. BBB A+ rated. Contact: office@ustitlerecords.com | 1-800-750-0932.

U.S. Asset Records provides full asset investigation services for attorneys, creditors, collection agencies, private investigators, and businesses. Experienced analysts conduct searches using public and private databases, courthouse records, and investigative techniques. All investigations are FCRA/FDCPA/GLBA compliant. Contact: 1-888-570-4470 | usassetrecords.com.

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Additional Questions

What is the difference between a statewide and nationwide property search?
A statewide Title Search by Name ($75) searches county recorder and assessor records across every county in one state. A nationwide search ($535) covers all 50 states, Guam, and U.S. Virgin Islands. Use statewide when the subject lives and works in one state. Use nationwide for business owners, military families, or anyone who may own property in multiple states.
How do property searches help with due diligence?
Property searches verify what real estate a person or entity owns, what debts are attached (liens, mortgages, judgments), and how the ownership has changed over time. For buyers, this prevents purchasing property with hidden encumbrances. For creditors, this identifies attachable assets. For attorneys, this provides documented evidence for court. For businesses, this verifies the financial standing of counterparties.
Can I search for property owned by a trust or LLC?
Yes. Order a Title Search by Name ($75) under the exact entity name (LLC name, trust name, corporate name). Properties held in entities appear under the entity name, not the individual name. U.S. Asset Records can identify which entities a person is associated with through corporate structure tracing.
What is a Chain of Title and when do I need one?
A Chain of Title ($275) traces every recorded ownership transfer with copies of all vesting deeds. Order it when you need to prove when property was acquired (divorce: marital vs. separate), detect fraudulent transfers (judgment collection), document ownership gaps (quiet title), or verify estate transfers (probate). See our chain of title search page for details.
What is a Preliminary Title Report?
The Preliminary Title Report ($295) is the most thorough report available from U.S. Title Records. It includes the chain of title, all recorded liens and encumbrances, easements, property valuation by comparable sales, and an owner profile. It is used by auction buyers, law firms, real estate investment groups, and engineers for due diligence.
How do asset searches support fraud investigations?
U.S. Asset Records traces property transfers, corporate structures, and financial patterns that may indicate fraud. Chain of Title ($275) from U.S. Title Records documents transfers to relatives or entities with little or no consideration. Together, the two services identify assets that were moved to avoid creditors, hidden from a spouse, or concealed during litigation.
What states require an attorney for real estate closings?
Several states require attorney involvement in real estate closings, including Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, and West Virginia (with partial requirements in several others). Closing attorneys in these states order property searches from U.S. Title Records for pre-closing due diligence. See title search for attorneys.
How fast can I get property search results?
Property Detail Reports ($29) often deliver same day. Property Lien Reports ($95) deliver within 24 to 48 hours. Chain of Title Reports ($275) deliver within 1 to 3 business days. Title Search by Name ($75/$535) delivers within 24 to 48 hours for statewide and 48 to 72 hours for nationwide. U.S. Title Records operates 7 days a week including holidays.
Do I need title insurance in addition to a title search?
A title search tells you what the public records show. Title insurance protects against defects that a search cannot detect (forgery, undisclosed heirs, recording errors). We always recommend title insurance for real estate purchases. Our preferred title insurance partner is First American Title Insurance Company. See what is a title search for more.
What is a Background Report?
The Background Report / Personal Lien Profile ($95) from U.S. Title Records searches by person name to find judgment liens, federal and state tax liens, UCC filings, bankruptcy filings, court records, and contact information. It reveals the financial obligations of an individual that are not tied to a specific property address. Combine it with a Property Lien Report ($95) for the full picture, or order the Full Property/Owner Lien Report ($195) which includes both.
Can property searches find foreclosure activity?
Yes. Our reports identify lis pendens (pending lawsuits including foreclosure), notices of default, trustee sale notices, and tax sale proceedings recorded against a property. The Preliminary Title Report ($295) includes foreclosure activity if present. For investors, see our investor resources page.
What is the difference between the $95 and $195 lien reports?
The Property Lien Report ($95) searches by property address and finds liens recorded against the property: mortgages, judgment liens, tax liens, mechanic liens. The Full Property/Owner Lien Report ($195) adds personal liens against the owner by name: judgment liens, federal and state tax liens, UCC filings, and bankruptcies not indexed by property address. The $195 report is recommended for auction purchases, divorce, and judgment collection.
How do I know which report to start with?
If you know the property address and want to check it: start with Lien Report ($95). If you need to find what someone owns: start with Title Search by Name ($75). If you just need a quick ownership check: start with Property Detail ($29). If you need everything: order the Preliminary Title Report ($295). See our title search cost page for the full comparison.
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