Pinellas and Hillsborough County, Florida

Know what's on a property before you buy, list, or lend.

Permits, liens, title, flood zone, and city approvals for any address in Tampa Bay.

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The things that come up at closing, before closing.

Sample report
3 bed, 2 bath single-family home
Built 1994, 1,842 sq ft, Pinellas County
HouseFAX score
74 / 100
B
  • Open bathroom permit from 2020
  • Quitclaim deed in the ownership chain
  • Evacuation Zone E
  • No liens or judgments recorded
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965,000
parcels in Pinellas and Hillsborough
1.8M
building permits
2.3M
recorded sales and deeds
10
public sources, matched together
Where it comes from

Property appraisers, the Clerk of Court, city meeting records, county GIS and zoning, FEMA flood data, FDOT, and local police. All public record, matched to the right parcel and kept current.

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Same records. Built for the question you are asking.

Buying a home
HouseFAX

Liens, open permits, flood and evacuation zones, and title history while you can still walk away.

Check an address
Agents and brokerages
Broker platform

Know the permit history and title status before the listing appointment. Priced by seat.

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Title and closing
Title Library

Chain of title, open mortgages, liens, tax certificates, and open permits from the county Clerk, each linked to the recorded document. A screen, not a title commitment.

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Lenders
MortgageFinder

Homeowners whose recorded rate sits above today’s market, with savings and a name to call.

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Contractors and trades
Groundwork

New permits matched to your trade, with the owner found and screened against Do Not Call.

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Builders and developers
UrbanIQ

Land buys, demolitions, and approvals that signal a project months before it is announced.

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Something else? If it is in the county records, we can probably build it. Tell us the question

Where it comes from

Ten public sources. One place to look.

All of it is public record. None of it is designed to be used together. We handle the collection, the matching, and keeping it current as each county publishes.

Parcels and ownership
Pinellas and Hillsborough Property Appraisers
Deeds, liens, mortgages
Clerk of the Circuit Court, both counties, and LienHub
Committee meetings
City of St. Petersburg government records
GIS and zoning
Pinellas County GIS
Reveal Estate
Flood zones and claims
FEMA
Road and transit data
Florida Department of Transportation
Area crime and incidents
St. Petersburg and Gulfport Police Departments

The data is there. We just reveal it.