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Order a Durham County, NC title search

$49 one-time · usually ready in minutes · refund if not delivered within 24 hours

Order a Durham County, North Carolina title search here: enter the property address, see the owner of record, and get a PDF report of the deeds, open mortgages, liens, court records and tax status from the Durham County Register of Deeds and the Durham County Tax Administration, usually within minutes. $49 per report, no subscription.

Covers Durham County, including Durham, Research Triangle Park, Bahama, Rougemont.

What the Durham County report checks

What it does not cover

Records start in 1978: a purchase before then has its deed read by book and page, but earlier loans are not searched.

Documents are tied to the property by parcel number, street address or lot and subdivision; any tied only by the owner's name are marked. Where a satisfaction cannot be matched exactly to its loan, the report says so.

Loans of earlier owners are not searched under the seller's name, loan amounts are not published, and delinquent property taxes are not searched.

Judgments docketed with the Clerk of Superior Court are not searched.

The report is a public-records search, not title insurance or an attorney's opinion of title.

Before you order

Questions

How do I order a title search for a Durham County, NC property?
Enter the property address on this page and pick it from the suggestions. The address is checked against the county's parcel records, you see the owner of record before you pay, and the report is delivered as a PDF, usually within minutes. A report costs $49, with no subscription.
What does the Durham County, NC report include?
The owner of record and the deed they hold title under, every deed, mortgage and release the Durham County Register of Deeds index returns for the property, each mortgage matched to its release, recorded liens and court records matched to the owner, and the property tax status, with the source of each finding.
How long does it take, and what if it is not delivered?
Most reports are ready within minutes, and the page shows live progress while the records are searched. If a report is not delivered within 24 hours, you can ask for a full refund.
Is this title insurance?
No. HeritageDeed provides title search reports on the public record. It does not sell or underwrite title insurance, and a lender closing a mortgage will still require a title insurance commitment from a licensed insurer.

How land records work in Durham County, which offices hold them and recent statistics: Durham County title search and property records.

Other North Carolina counties: order a Forsyth County title search.