Know what's really on the title.
LienLoop searches public records — county, city and court — and tells you exactly what liens, if any, are recorded against a property. Checking your own home, or doing due diligence before you buy? Either way, find out before it's a problem, for a flat $99.99 per report.
- Flat $99.99 fee, no subscriptions
- For owners and investors alike
- Serving [STATES SERVED]
Request your lien report for a flat $99.99.
Give us the address and a little contact info below — we'll search county, city and court records and call you back within [RESPONSE TIME].
Get my lien report ↓Same search. Two different reasons to run it.
Whether it's your own home or a deal you're evaluating, the question is the same: what's actually recorded against this property?
For homeowners
Check your own property before fines, back taxes or an old debt turn into a surprise at closing. Good to know before you sell, refinance, or just to be sure you're clear.
Check my property →For investors
Doing due diligence on a deal? Know every lien on the title before you make an offer or close — code violations, tax liens, judgments and more, found before they become your problem.
Check a property →We check for every kind of lien.
Code violation liens
City fines for repairs, overgrown lots, unpermitted work or vacant-property rules that can quietly pile up.
Property tax liens
Back taxes with interest and penalties — sometimes with a tax sale or certificate already in motion.
Water, sewer & utility liens
Unpaid municipal bills that the city attached to the property — often from a tenant or a previous owner.
Judgment liens
A court judgment from an old debt, recorded against the property, that can block a clean sale.
Contractor (mechanic's) liens
A contractor or supplier filed a lien over a disputed or unpaid job on the property.
HOA & other liens
Unpaid association dues, IRS or state tax liens, and liens stacked from more than one creditor.
From an address to a full lien report, in four steps.
We're a lien check, not a lien resolution service — our job is to tell you exactly what's recorded against a property so you can decide what to do next.
Tell us about the property
Share the address, whether you're a homeowner or investor, and any notice you have. We start within [RESPONSE TIME].
We search public records
County, city and court records — code violations, tax liens, utility liens, judgments, contractor liens and more.
We put it in plain language
What each lien is, who holds it, and — where it's on file — roughly how much is owed.
You get your results
Nothing found? Good to know. Found something? We point you to the issuing office or a licensed professional — we report liens, we don't negotiate or resolve them.
Helpful to have ready
Don't have these? That's fine — the address alone is enough to start.
- The full property address
- Any notice, letter or bill you've received
- Your closing date, if buying or selling
Our promises to you
- One flat fee: $99.99 per report. No hidden costs.
- We tell you what we find — including if we find nothing.
- Your information stays private.
We exist so a lien is never a surprise.
Liens are easy to miss — different offices, different records, nothing that shows up until a sale or refinance stalls. LienLoop does the record-searching so you find out on your own terms, not at closing.
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Homeowners
Want to know what's on their own title before they sell, refinance, or just to be sure.
Investors
Doing due diligence on a property before they make an offer or close.
Heirs & estates
Inherited a property and want to know what came with it.
Landlords
Checking a rental for liens left behind by a tenant or past owner.
Homeowners and investors who checked first
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"[CLIENT QUOTE — an investor who caught a lien before closing on a deal.]"
"[CLIENT QUOTE — an heir who checked an inherited property before selling it.]"
What does my $99.99 lien report include?
We search public county, city and court records for the property you give us and tell you exactly what liens, if any, are on file — at no cost and with no obligation.
Do you help get rid of a lien once you find one?
No — LienLoop is a lien check and reporting service, not a resolution service. We tell you exactly what's recorded and who holds it; for next steps, we can point you toward the issuing office or a licensed professional.
How much does a lien report cost?
A flat $99.99 per property, regardless of how many liens we find. No subscriptions, no hidden fees — the price is the same whether the result is clean or not.
I'm closing on a purchase soon. How fast can you check?
Tell us your closing date when you submit your request and we'll prioritize it. Call us directly for anything urgent.
What if the check comes back clean?
Great news — we'll tell you that too. A clean result is just as useful to know as finding something.
Get your lien report
A flat $99.99 covers a full county, city and court records search for one property. We'll reach out within [RESPONSE TIME] to confirm details and collect payment.
Ready to know what's on the title?
Give us the address. We'll tell you exactly what we find — a flat $99.99, no surprises.