Our Abstracting Process

You order a Colorado title search or land record document via ColoradoTitleSearch.com's website order page. All transmission of financial information is secure.

Title Search of Colorado operations team receives property information from your incoming order. We locate the Colorado parcel, verify the parcel APN, convert the address to a land record legal description, and identify the correct Colorado county jurisdiction for official property records and legal documents.

A ColoradoTitleSearch.com certified tile abstractor retrieves preliminary Colorado land records from the county title plant, and creates a dispatch sheet for field research. Parties associates with the property parcel are identified; prior owners, cross-parties, countersigners, vested co-owners, etc.

Data sources (state, county, city) of documents needed to prepare the Colorado title abstract are identified. Real estate instruments are sourced from multiple locations as needed:

• Land Records
• Tax Assessor
• Civil Court Records
• Probate Court
• Prothonotary
• Colorado Secretary of State
• MERS
• EPA environmental documents
• county Planning Department
• US Treasury Department
• and more...

A Colorado Title Reports professional title research abstractor obtains official documents from government land records. Documents are then indexed by name, retrieved, and ordered in chronological order. We have title researchers in every county records offices of Colorado state, everyday.

The documents are read and analyzed to determine if they pertain to the subject Colorado property. Documents are complied to see if there are releases of liens or mortgages. During abstracting, cross-referenced information can be discovered within the text of the parcel document language.
Note: Before creating the official title abstract, it may be necessary to make subsequent visits to one or more Colorado county records offices to obtain additional information and document images.

The official Colorado title report is created by describing the deeds, liens, mortgages, encumbrances, and property ownership. The listed instrument types, and official document copies, will vary depending on the title report and/or title document images you ordered. The completed title report is created specifically for the order placed, is the official document of a title search, and said report is a private document that cannot be found in Colorado public records. Research of land records may be back to a certain county records date, or to a point of ownership transfer, or may be date irreverent, depending on the title search ordered. The effective date is current as of the most recently available recorded documents made publicly available in Colorado.

We guarantee our certified title report. Our proprietary AI uses deep learning mechanics to algorithmically review your Colorado title report, scanning it for potential inconsistencies, red flags, and missing data. After passing these checks, a Title Search of Colorado certified title abstractor reviews every official title report and clears it for release to you. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions for additional information.

Colorado Title Reports offers a variety of delivery methods for your official certified Colorado title report or official county records deed image and document image copies. The completed abstract / order may be as little as a page, or up to hundreds of pages long; always saved as a PDF, and as a standard convivence is emailed to you via a download link when finished. Word / .docx and Excel / .xlsx versions are also available for download. Of note, ColoradoTitleSearch.com offers alternative delivery methods if required; FTP and API.

A Title Search of Colorado customer service team member may follow up with you on specific report issues or concerns, or just to ensure you received the title report file. And of course, you may contact us or call 1-720-605-5544 to get your questions answered.