For Closing Attorneys · Essex County MA
Clarideed is an independent, non-lawyer research service for Essex County closing attorneys. We compile the recorded public record for a property — deed chain, registry instruments, HOA/6D documents, FEMA flood, permit records — each item sourced, with a plain statement of what is and isn’t in the record. It’s a factual compilation, not a title opinion. Run one on a live file at no charge; if it earns a place in your process, simple per-report pricing follows.
No card, no commitment — one free report to prove the value. Questions first? Email [email protected].
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Every report is delivered as a sourced PDF — book, page, instrument, panel — stating what is and isn’t in the record across eight categories, plus a precise, sourced pull-list of exactly what’s left and where to get it. Nothing’s a surprise; nothing slips.
Recorded grantor-grantee transfers located in the registry, each cited by book, page, and recording date.
Master-deed reference, the 6D resale-certificate process, and which condo documents are obtained from the association.
The mapped FEMA zone with FIRM panel number and effective date, as published by FEMA.
A municipal Inspectional-Services / OpenGov permit-record search, reporting which records are and aren’t located.
Recorded easements, restrictions, and encumbrances located in the data reviewed, with citations — the full grantor/grantee run is flagged as a primary-record pull.
The recorded condo site/floor plans and unit schedule, and the recorded plan or survey where boundary records exist.
A public-docket index search on prior owners (bankruptcy, probate, registry grantor index), reported as located or not located.
Recorded consideration and the published excise figures, plus the party types found in the record (trust, estate, entity, out-of-state).
Process
Standard delivery is within 24 hours of your order; expedite returns in 6 hours (+$50).
Property address, closing date, and your email. 60 seconds.
We begin the registry pull promptly after your order — querying Essex South, FEMA FIRM, and Salem Inspectional Services.
A registry researcher compiles the located records into the report and cites each to its source — stating what is and isn’t in the record.
Cited report arrives in your inbox within the SLA window — well ahead of your closing. Email us with any question.
What A Report Surfaces
Examples of the kinds of recorded facts a report compiles — each stated as what the record shows, never as a conclusion about title.
Illustrative of the record categories a report compiles. Factual examples only — not conclusions about title and not specific past engagements.
Whether a §6(d) resale certificate appears in the file, and which condo documents remain to be obtained from the association — stated as what is and isn’t in the record.
The recorded consideration on each deed shown alongside the published excise figures, cited to the instruments — the comparison is reported, not characterized.
Which building-permit records are and aren’t located in the municipal system for the parcel — reported as located or not located, with no inference drawn.
Pricing
Your first report is free — pricing below applies only after it. The report doesn’t replace your title exam — it’s a fast, sourced compilation of the recorded public record in one place, so the records are in front of you early. $179 buys back the time your office spends pulling and organizing those records by hand.
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Send us one live closing. We’ll compile the full report and deliver it at no charge — so you can judge the work before any invoice.
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