Local Records Office

Local Records Office:
For those who are interested in purchasing a new home and for homeowners who are interested in selling their property, finding out all the pertinent information can be of immense value. The Local Records Office researches and produces property profile reports to help home owners make the best real estate marketing decisions about their property.

For potential home buyers, one of the biggest fears is purchasing a property without knowing the full history and find yourself with a home that you not only paid too much for, but one that may be in a crime-ridden neighborhood, has a poor school system, or some other fault that is beyond your control.

Conversely, too many people put up their home to sell without knowing all the pertinent information, meaning that they could be overestimating the value of their property which results in not selling their home. This can be especially worrisome for those who want to move and cannot because they have no buyers for their property.

This is where the Local Records Office steps in to provide full, complete reports that demonstrate all the pertinent aspects of the property, deed, community and other areas that affect the value of the home, business or residence itself. In this manner a buyer or seller will now have a more complete picture and can then make the best informed decision about how to proceed.



What is the Local Records Office?

This is a company that provides valuable homeowner information by generating a property profile report. This report is a compilation of all pertinent information that will help shape your decisions in terms of the real estate market. The Local Records Office is here to help homeowners and potential buyers by providing information above and beyond what is normally reported about a home or neighborhood through a typical real estate agency.

When the order is made, the dedicated team at the Local Records Office will work with third-party providers to properly research, investigate and write up accurate reports about the most relevant aspects of the property, neighborhood and larger community that offers a more complete picture for the homeowner and potential home buyer.

All reports are completed and delivered in a prompt manner, but some may take up to three weeks to complete. This is because some information needs to be researched at the source, such as some county records for example which may take extra time. This is to ensure that the most accurate information is being compiled, documented and sent.



What Do the Reports Include?

The information that is included in the reports from the Local Records Office is substantial and as complete as possible. What follows is a breakdown of the information that is provided.

Demographics: Do you know the basic demographic information of the people who live in your community? This information is very important when determining the type of neighborhood in which you live and who it may appeal. The demographic information presented here offers powerful insights into what constitutes your community in terms of total population, age, income and more.

History Report: The history of your community is an important selling factor. Knowing how to properly market your property will depend in part on a strategy that is consistent with the nature of the neighborhood in which you live. For example, a fairly new community means newer homes and residences while older communities emphasize character. Understanding the nature of where you live means having a report about its history.

Crime Report: Criminal activity happens in almost all neighborhoods. However, there are some areas in which crime happens more frequently than others.  The information found in this report will highlight the crime that has occurred on your property and in your neighborhood in general. The information presented is broken down into the types of crimes so that you can have the most pertinent information.

This can come in very handy if you live in a region that may have an above average crime rate, but your neighborhood is experiencing far less crime. Crimes that involve burglaries and forcible entry are the ones that you should focus on when trying to market your property.

Foreclosure Rate: The number of foreclosures in your neighborhood can bring down the value of your property. Unfortunately, many people do not know the number of foreclosures that have happened recently in their community and they may be overestimating the current value of their homes. This report lets you see detailed information about which homes in your area have been recently foreclosed. Local Records Office.