Ontario Tax Sale Property Forum
Sheriff Sales / Foreclosures => General Discussion => Topic started by: jude on June 22, 2012, 02:44:54 AM
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Hello,
Is there any common place, I can get the title search for cheap online? Someone put a post saying $35 for title search; is this from the land registry office? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
Jude
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There are several places on-line that you can find companies providing Title Searches.
Some things to watch out for when ordering a Search:
Are all attachments/instruments included?
Is there a Report or some type of explanation included showing what registrations affect properties after a tax sale?
If you can get a full search for $35.00, then I would absolutely take advantage of that price - however, speaking from experience, this may not include all Disbursements (these can range from Charges, Deeds, Transfers to R-Plans and much more pertinent information); the Search also may not include a Report of Title, rather something along the lines of a simple Parcel Register and Execution Search.
There are many contributing factors - When ordering a Title Search - make sure your getting the Biggest Bang for your buck at the same time are protecting your potential investments as much as possible.
We offer 'Title Search Reports' on Tri-Target.com ONLY for our members & Good News - Membership is FREE - So there are no hidden costs - Our Title Search Reports typically start at $99.99 + and Our 'Updated Title Search Reports' starting at around $64.99 - Just visit our website @ www.Tri-Target.com (http://www.Tri-Target.com) to check availability or send us an email and inquire directly - we are always willing to customize our services as much as possible to suit our members needs.
Our prices will vary depending on the amount of attachments/instruments, writs, etc. BUT when ordering Title Search Reports from our company you will receive ALL Attachments/Instruments (NOT Including Deleted Instruments) - You will also receive a Report explain exactly what is on title at the time we prepared the Report; this will go over everything from any affecting registrations such as, Executions/Writs, Rights of Way, Easements, Restrictive Covenants, Mortgages or Other Registrations that will affect the property after a Tax Sale and much more.
We can also offer BASIC Title Search Reports - These ONLY Include a PIN/Parcel Register and an Execution Search including all active Writs - But Does NOT Include any attachments/instruments or a detailed report regarding the status of title. Depending on the amount of registered owners this price can vary; though starts at around $50.00
If you would like to see samples of our Tri-Target Title Search Reports or Updated Reports, email us and we'll send one over as soon as possible.
Hope this helps!
The Team @ Tri-Target.com
Here are some places that you can purchase Title Searches...
http://www.Tri-Target.com/
http://www.OntarioTitleSearch.ca/
http://www.TitleSearchers.ca/
OntarioTaxSales.ca/
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Thanks for your help. I guess the best way to get the title is to drive to land registry office & pay $35 to get it.
Jude
There are several places on-line that you can find companies providing Title Searches.
Some things to watch out for when ordering a Search:
Are all disbursements included?
Is there a Report or some type of explanation included showing what registrations affect properties after a tax sale?
If you can get a full search for $35.00, then I would absolutely take advantage of that price - however, speaking from experience, this may not include all Disbursements (these can range from Charges, Deeds, Transfers to R-Plans and much more pertinent information); the Search also may not include a Report of Title, rather something along the lines of a simple Parcel Register and Execution Search.
There are many contributing factors - When ordering a Title Search - make sure your getting the Biggest Bang for your buck at the same time are protecting your potential investments as much as possible.
We offer 'Title Search Reports' on Tri-Target.com ONLY for our members & Good News - Membership is FREE - So there are no hidden costs - Our Title Search Reports typically start at $99.99 + and Our 'Updated Title Search Reports' starting at around $64.99 - Just visit our website @ www.Tri-Target.com (http://www.Tri-Target.com) to check availability or send us an email and inquire directly - we are always willing to customize our services as much as possible to suit our members needs.
Our prices will vary depending on the amount of disbursements, writs, etc. BUT when ordering Title Search Reports from our company you will receive ALL Disbursements (NOT Including Deleted Instruments) - You will also receive a Report explain exactly what is on title at the time we prepared the Report; this will go over everything from any affecting registrations such as, Executions/Writs, Rights of Way, Easements, Restrictive Covenants, Mortgages or Other Registrations that will affect the property after a Tax Sale and much more.
We can also offer BASIC Title Search Reports - These ONLY Include a PIN/Parcel Register and an Execution Search including all active Writs - But Does NOT Include any disbursements or a detailed report regarding the status of title. Depending on the amount of registered owners this price can vary; though starts at around $50.00
If you would like to see samples of our Tri-Target Title Search Reports or Updated Reports, email us and we'll send one over as soon as possible.
Hope this helps!
The Team @ Tri-Target.com
Here are some places that you can purchase Title Searches...
http://www.Tri-Target.com/
http://www.OntarioTitleSearch.ca/
http://www.TitleSearchers.ca/
OntarioTaxSales.ca/
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Jude. I doubt that driving to the land registry will do you any good. As I understand it, what Tri-Target is selling is interpretation, so that the extracted information is actionable. Title searching is iterative, that is, one thing leads to another, so there is a lot more to it than just printing out documents yourself to save some money. As to the 35.00 I suspect Dave2 divided the $70.00 fee by 2 but I am sure that only one Vaughan parcel was being searched, and not the one with over 2 million owing. I do not mean to be critical. If I was in your position I would buy a title search, and then drive to Service Ontario and see if you could have drawn the same conclusions. I notice that Tri-Target is even offing to send an old search for free so that you can judge for yourself. Or better still, give the Tri-target or OTS search to your lawyer and see if he/she thinks you are receiving value for the money spent. If the land registry is not located near where you live or work, then there are other costs to be considered.
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Jude. I doubt that driving to the land registry will do you any good. As I understand it, what Tri-Target is selling is interpretation, so that the extracted information is actionable. Title searching is iterative, that is, one thing leads to another, so there is a lot more to it than just printing out documents yourself to save some money. As to the 35.00 I suspect Dave2 divided the $70.00 fee by 2 but I am sure that only one Vaughan parcel was being searched, and not the one with over 2 million owing. I do not mean to be critical. If I was in your position I would buy a title search, and then drive to Service Ontario and see if you could have drawn the same conclusions. I notice that Tri-Target is even offing to send an old search for free so that you can judge for yourself. Or better still, give the Tri-target or OTS search to your lawyer and see if he/she thinks you are receiving value for the money spent. If the land registry is not located near where you live or work, then there are other costs to be considered.
You got it right on the Vaughan case (I should have corrected Dave2 but ...). I was only about to search one (the other one I knew from the city there were environmental issues as there was a big fire several years ago which resulted in huge fines and even jail times for several business owners or operators whose businesses were registered at that address; besides I don't have over 2 mil to spend :-|; if I had, I would have spent it on Dave2's island ;-)). I thought about using Tri-target for the search but wasn't sure how much time it would take 'cause I was concerned there hadn't been much time left before the opening (like OTS, there is no phone number that I could get a quick answer at). So I phoned the lawyer who did my recent real estate transaction, who initially asked for $70 but then said $50 would do just for me.
I had title searches done by both OTS and other lawyer before (for taxsale properties). g2020 might be right that both OTS and Tri-target have taxsale-specific info in their title search report. I just didn't pay that much attention (maybe I should pull them out to compare).