Alabama Property Records
Title Search | Lien Reports | Deed Retrieval for All 67 Counties
Access official property records from any Alabama county. Search ownership history, discover liens, verify title status, and obtain deed copies online. Reports delivered same-day via email.
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Alabama Property Record Services
Alabama property records are maintained by the Probate Court in each of the state's 67 counties. These public records include deeds, mortgages, liens, plats, easements, and other documents affecting real property ownership. U.S. Title Records provides professional property title search services covering all Alabama counties through a single ordering platform with same-day delivery for most requests.
What's Included in Alabama Title Searches
Our Alabama property reports include current ownership and vesting information, recorded mortgages and deeds of trust, tax liens and judgment liens, mechanic's liens and HOA liens, chain of title history, foreclosure status (when applicable), and property tax information. View all report options →
Alabama Title Search Reports
Property Detail Record
Current ownership, property address, assessed value, and recent transaction history. Ideal for initial research.
Order Now →Property Lien Report
Comprehensive search for mortgages, tax liens, judgment liens, mechanic's liens, and other encumbrances.
Order Now →Property/Owner Lien Report
Combines property and personal lien searches. Recommended for foreclosure purchases.
Order Now →Chain of Title Report
Complete 30-year ownership history with copies of all recorded deeds in the chain.
Order Now →Deed Copy (Doc Image)
Certified copies of specific recorded documents including deeds, mortgages, and releases.
Order Now →Title Search by Name
Locate all properties owned by an individual or entity. Statewide or nationwide search options.
Order Now →All 67 Alabama Counties
Counties with dedicated information pages are highlighted. All counties are searchable through our ordering system.
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Get ownership records, lien information, and title history for any Alabama property.
Search Alabama RecordsUnderstanding Alabama Property Records
Alabama operates a decentralized property records system where each of the 67 counties maintains its own records through the Probate Court. Unlike states with county recorder offices, Alabama assigns property recording responsibilities to the Probate Judge's office.
Documents Maintained by Alabama Probate Courts
Alabama Probate Courts record and preserve warranty deeds, quitclaim deeds, mortgage instruments, mortgage releases and satisfactions, powers of attorney, mechanic's liens, judgment liens, lis pendens notices, plats and subdivision maps, and easements.
Property Tax Records
Property tax information is maintained separately by each county's Revenue Commissioner. These records include assessments, tax payment history, homestead exemptions, and delinquent tax information. The Alabama Department of Revenue provides oversight statewide.
Alabama Property Records FAQ
How do I search property records in Alabama?
Alabama property records are maintained by individual county Probate Courts. You can visit county offices in person, access online portals where available, or use professional title search services that cover all 67 counties.
What agency maintains property records in Alabama?
The Probate Court in each county maintains property records including deeds, mortgages, and liens. The Alabama Secretary of State maintains UCC filings, while County Revenue Commissioners handle property tax records.
How much does an Alabama title search cost?
Title search costs vary by report type. Property detail reports start at $29, lien reports range from $69-$129, and chain of title searches cost $195-$275. View current pricing →
How quickly will I receive my report?
Standard property detail and lien reports deliver within 15-25 minutes via email. Chain of title reports requiring historical research take 4-7 business days.
Are Alabama property records public?
Yes. Under the Alabama Open Records Law (Code of Alabama § 36-12-40), property records are public documents available for inspection and copying.
Why Choose U.S. Title Records
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U.S. Title Records Corp.
160 Greentree Drive, Dover, DE 19904
Phone: 1-302-269-3942
Email: office@ustitlerecords.com
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