Why the APN and Legal Description Change an Environmental Search
The three ways a parcel gets identified, why only one of them matches what recorded instruments use, and what an incomplete order costs in accuracy and turnaround.
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Plain-English articles on what the ASTM E1527 standards ask for, where these records are actually recorded, and how a Phase I ESA file uses them, written by the team that produces the reports.
The three ways a parcel gets identified, why only one of them matches what recorded instruments use, and what an incomplete order costs in accuracy and turnaround.
Read articleWhy 1980 and 1940 are the two dates that matter in environmental due diligence, what each one is tied to, and how extra depth changes the cost and the turnaround of a search.
Read articleStandard turnaround for each AFX report, the three conditions that reliably add days to a search, and how to order against a Phase I deadline without paying for rush service.
Read articleHow researchers walk a county index in both directions to build a chain of title, why a name search and a parcel search catch different filings, and where the index runs out.
Read articleHow a multi site environmental lien order differs from a single search, the intake fields that turn a spreadsheet into orders, and the delivery options that scale past email.
Read articleThe two accepted routes to the 1980 lien and AUL requirement, what a prior title insurance policy actually carries, and the three ways the policy route turns into the slower one.
Read articleThe line between a records search and a site investigation, the four honest gaps in any public record, and what to do when a lien or AUL actually turns up on a parcel.
Read articleThe three families of record an environmental lien can sit in, why the recorder office alone is not enough, and what a good faith search across all of them looks like.
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