Finding the owner of record of a Nevada home or parcel by address or APN
Nevada owner search · Address or APN · $75

Who owns this property? Nevada property owner search, $75.

Find the owner of record for any Nevada house, condo or vacant lot — Clark County, Washoe County or any of the 17 recording jurisdictions. You get the owner named exactly as on title, how title is vested, the parcel number and legal description, tax and assessment status, and a copy of the current vesting deed. $75, emailed as a PDF, typically the same business day.

$75
Per property, no subscription
Same day
Orders by 4:30 p.m. Pacific
All 17
Nevada jurisdictions

Your $75 owner search shows

  • Owner of record, named exactly as on title
  • How title is vested
  • Parcel number and legal description
  • Tax and assessment status
  • 1 copy of the current vesting deed
  • Emailed PDF, typically same business day
Uninsured. An informational compilation of public records — not title insurance and not a preliminary title report.
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How do I find out who owns a property in Nevada? Order the $75 profile.

To find out who owns a Nevada property, order TruPoint’s Property & Vesting Profile for $75. Send the street address or assessor’s parcel number (APN) and the county, and TruPoint returns the owner of record named exactly as on title, how title is vested, the parcel number and legal description, tax and assessment status, and a copy of the current vesting deed. Orders received by 4:30 p.m. Pacific, Monday to Friday, are typically emailed the same business day. The price is the same in Clark County, Washoe County and every other Nevada county.

Data sites lock the owner name behind a free trial, an account or a monthly plan. This is one report, one fee per property, and a real deed copy — not a scraped listing. And if the owner search shows a problem with the vesting, the same Nevada Document Preparation Service can prepare the deed you direct.

Price — the same in every Nevada county$75
Deed copy — 1 current vesting deed included; each additional recorded document $35Included
Delivery — emailed PDF, typically the same business day for orders received by 4:30 p.m. Pacific, Monday to FridaySame day
You provide — the county and the property address or APN; the owner name helps if you have itAddress or APN
Insurance — uninsured compilation of public records; not title insuranceUninsured
What You Get

What does a Nevada owner search include, and what does it leave out?

Know exactly what $75 buys before you order, so you choose the right report the first time.

Included for $75

  • Owner(s) of record, named exactly as on title
  • Vesting — joint tenants, community property, tenants in common, a trust or an LLC
  • Assessor’s parcel number (APN)
  • Legal description
  • Tax and assessment status
  • 1 PDF copy of the current vesting deed

Not included

  • Deeds of trust, mortgages and recorded liens (Property Lien Report, $95)
  • Foreclosure status (Property Lien Report and above, from $95)
  • HOA liens (separate HOA Lien & Contact Report, $95)
  • Earlier deeds and ownership history (Chain of Title Report, $225)
  • Judgments, tax liens and bankruptcies filed against an owner by name
  • Title insurance or any guarantee of title
Report Options

Owner only, or owner plus more? Pick the report that answers your question.

Every report is priced per property, with no subscription and no contract. Add as many as you need on one order.

Property & Vesting Profile — owner of record, parcel number and legal description, tax and assessment status, and the current vesting deed. The owner search most people need.$75 · Order
Full Owner & Lien Report — the Property & Vesting Profile plus the Property Lien Report: deeds of trust and liens recorded against the parcel, with foreclosure status. HOA liens are in the separate $95 HOA Lien & Contact Report.$175 · Order
Chain of Title Report — the Property & Vesting Profile plus every recorded transfer in order, with every indexed deed copy, up to 30 years back.$225 · Order
Legal & Vesting Report — manually researched, available only in Carson City, Churchill, Clark, Douglas, Elko, Humboldt, Lyon, Nye, Storey and Washoe counties.$125 · Order
Property Name Search — add-on for when you are starting from an owner’s name rather than an address.$20 · Order
Assessor Parcel Map — add-on that shows the lot, useful for vacant land.$15 · Order
Additional recorded document — a prior deed or other recorded document, each.$35 · Order
Need the lender’s view or an auction-ready search? See the Nevada O&E report, or compare every Nevada title report. Ordering for a brokerage, investor group or lender? Ask about partner accounts.
Who Orders An Owner Search

Who needs to know who owns a property before they act?

If money, a signature or a family decision depends on whose name is on title, the $75 profile is the first step.

Investor checking the owner of record of a Nevada rental house before making an offer

Buyers of vacant land

Found a lot with no sign and no listing? Send the APN and we name the owner of record so your offer reaches the person who can sell.

Off-market house buyers

Know whether the house is held by a person, a couple, a living trust or an LLC before you write the letter or make the call.

Investors and wholesalers

Pull owner and vesting property after property at $75 each, or $175 with liens, with no subscription and no annual contract.

Sellers and owners preparing a deed

Check exactly how title is held before you sign a Grant, Bargain and Sale Deed, a quitclaim or a sale contract.

Heirs and families

See whose name is still on a parent’s house and how it is vested. That record decides which document the family needs next.

Private lenders and agents

Confirm the borrower or seller actually holds title before a loan, a listing or a deposit moves forward.

Clark & Washoe Counties

Clark County property owner search by address or APN.

Clark County is where most Nevada owner searches start, and planned communities, condos and new subdivisions make the parcel number the surest match. Send the street address or the APN and we return the owner of record, vesting and the current vesting deed for $75 — typically the same business day. In Clark County you can also order the $125 Legal & Vesting Report.

Washoe County owner searches are the same $75, with the $125 Legal & Vesting Report available there too. Carson City, Douglas, Lyon, Storey, Churchill, Elko, Humboldt and Nye carry the same researched option; every other county gets the $75 profile at the same price.

Because Nevada lets part of an HOA assessment lien take priority over a first deed of trust, a buyer or lender in an association should pair the owner search with the $95 HOA Lien & Contact Report, because HOA liens are not in the owner search or the lien reports. The $175 Full Owner & Lien Report adds the recorded loans and other liens in one PDF.

How It Works

Order an owner search in three steps.

1 · Tell us the property. Pick the county and enter the address or the parcel number. You do not need to own the property and you do not need the deed.Address or APN
2 · Choose your report and pay. Tick the $75 Property & Vesting Profile, add any other report, and pay by card on the secure order form.Per property
3 · Get the PDF by email. Orders received by 4:30 p.m. Pacific, Monday to Friday, are typically emailed the same business day. Typical, not guaranteed.Same day, usually

If a closing, offer or auction deadline is driving the timing, say so when you order.

From Owner Search To Deed

The owner search showed a problem? Here is the document that handles it.

A data site stops at the PDF. TruPoint is a registered Nevada Document Preparation Service, so the document you direct can be prepared and recorded at a published fee.

Family confirming whose name is still on title to a parent’s Nevada home
A parent who held title as a joint tenant has died → Affidavit of Death of Joint Tenant$250
The owner recorded a Deed Upon Death and has died → Death of Grantor Affidavit$250
The trustee on a trust-held house has died or resigned → Affidavit of Successor Trustee$250
A name is misspelled or the vesting is wrong → Correction deed$300
An ex-spouse or relative needs to come off, or be added to, title → Quitclaim deed$250
A sale or transfer to a new owner → Grant, Bargain and Sale Deed$250
The home was never moved into the living trust → Trust funding deed$250
A rental belongs in your LLC → Deed into an LLC or corporation$300
You are lending against the property once ownership is confirmed → Deed of Trust + Promissory Note$400

TruPoint prepares the document you choose and does not tell you which one to use. A recorded loan or lien is cleared by the lienholder’s release or reconveyance, not by a deed.

Nevada property owner of record report and current vesting deed delivered as a PDF

Every owner search on this page is uninsured

These reports are informational compilations of public records. They are not title insurance, not a preliminary title report, and not a title examination performed by a licensed title company. No policy is issued and no coverage attaches.

If you are buying, lending against, insuring or litigating over a property, an uninsured report is not a substitute for insured title. A licensed Nevada title company can issue a preliminary report, a policy or a litigation guarantee. TruPoint compiles the records. We do not interpret them and we do not opine on the condition of title.

Because a report is a compilation of recorded data rather than a certified title examination, some name-indexed items may not appear, and the absence of a lien in a report is not a guarantee that none exists.

Property title reports are a public-records research service, separate from TruPoint’s document preparation work. Our Nevada Document Preparation Service registration does not apply to them.

Common Questions

Nevada property owner search, answered plainly.

Who owns this property in Nevada, and how fast can I find out?

Order the $75 Property & Vesting Profile and you get the owner of record named exactly as it appears on title, how title is vested, the parcel number and legal description, tax and assessment status, and a copy of the current vesting deed. Orders received by 4:30 p.m. Pacific, Monday to Friday, are typically emailed the same business day. Send the address or parcel number on the order form and the answer comes back as a PDF.

Can you find the owner of a Clark County property by address or APN?

Yes. Give us the Clark County street address or the assessor’s parcel number and we return the owner of record, vesting and the current vesting deed for $75. The parcel number is the surest match for condos, new subdivisions and vacant land. Most Clark County owner searches ordered by 4:30 p.m. Pacific are emailed the same business day.

Can you find who owns a property in Washoe County or a rural county?

Yes. The $75 Property & Vesting Profile is the same price in every Nevada county, from Washoe and Carson City to Elko, Nye and Esmeralda. In Washoe and nine other counties you can also order the manually researched Legal & Vesting Report for $125. Pick the county on the order form and we handle the rest.

How much does a Nevada property owner search cost?

The Property & Vesting Profile is $75 per property, with no subscription and no account. If you also need the loans and liens, the Full Owner & Lien Report is $175. If you need the ownership history, the Chain of Title Report is $225 with every indexed deed copy up to 30 years back. Other recorded documents are $35 each. Choose the one that fits and order it on one form.

What exactly is in the $75 Nevada Property & Vesting Profile?

The owner of record, how title is vested, the parcel number and legal description, tax and assessment status, and one copy of the current vesting deed, emailed as a PDF. It is an ownership report: it does not list deeds of trust, liens or earlier deeds. Add the $95 Property Lien Report, or order the $175 Full Owner & Lien Report, when you need those too.

I want to buy a vacant lot in Nevada. Can you find out who owns the land?

Yes. Vacant land often has no street address, so the assessor’s parcel number is the best way to identify it. The $75 profile names the owner of record and includes the current vesting deed, and a $15 Assessor Parcel Map shows the lot lines. Order both together on the same form.

I found a Nevada house I want to buy off-market. How do I find out who owns it?

Order the $75 Property & Vesting Profile on that address. It tells you who holds title — a person, a couple, a living trust or an LLC — exactly as recorded, so your offer goes to the person or entity that can actually sign. If the house may be in foreclosure, the $175 Full Owner & Lien Report adds the recorded loans and liens and the foreclosure status; if it may carry an HOA lien, add the separate $95 HOA Lien & Contact Report.

I am a Nevada investor or wholesaler. Can I run owner searches on many properties?

Yes. Every report is priced per property — $75 for the owner and vesting profile, $175 for owner plus liens — with no subscription or annual contract. Put several properties through the order form, and if you order often, apply for a partner account. Most orders received by 4:30 p.m. Pacific are emailed the same business day.

How do I check how title is held on a Nevada property before I sign a deed or sell?

Order the $75 profile first. It shows the vesting on the current deed — for example joint tenants, community property with right of survivorship, tenants in common, a trust or an LLC — and every name on title. When you are ready to transfer, TruPoint prepares the Grant, Bargain and Sale Deed or quitclaim deed you direct for $250.

My parent died. Is their Nevada house still in their name?

The $75 Property & Vesting Profile shows whose name is on title today and how it is vested, which is the record a family needs before deciding what comes next. If a joint tenant or a Deed Upon Death owner has died, TruPoint prepares the Affidavit of Death of Joint Tenant or the Death of Grantor Affidavit you direct for $250. Start with the profile.

The seller says they own the Nevada property. How can I confirm it before I send money?

Order the $75 Property & Vesting Profile and compare the seller’s name with the owner of record before you sign a contract or wire a deposit. If the names do not match, or title is held by a trust, an estate or an LLC, you know to ask who has authority to sell. For a purchase that needs insured title, a Nevada title company issues the policy.

Does a Nevada owner search show mortgages, liens or HOA liens?

No. The $75 profile covers ownership only. The $95 Property Lien Report searches deeds of trust and liens recorded against the parcel, and the $175 Full Owner & Lien Report combines both, but neither includes HOA liens. HOA liens are covered only by the separate $95 HOA Lien & Contact Report, which adds the association’s contact details. In Nevada an HOA lien can take priority over a first deed of trust, so order the lien search and the HOA report before you buy or lend.

Does a Nevada owner search include earlier deeds or the ownership history?

It includes one copy of the current vesting deed. Each additional recorded document is $35. For the full recorded transfer history, order the $225 Chain of Title Report, which includes the Property & Vesting Profile and every indexed deed copy up to 30 years back.

What is the Nevada Legal & Vesting Report, and which counties is it available in?

The Legal & Vesting Report is a manually researched report for $125, available in ten counties: Carson City, Churchill, Clark, Douglas, Elko, Humboldt, Lyon, Nye, Storey and Washoe. It appears on the order form when you select one of those counties. Everywhere else, the $75 Property & Vesting Profile is the owner report to order.

I only have the owner’s name, not the Nevada property address. Can you still help?

Add the $20 Property Name Search to your order and give us the name and the county. Once the parcel is identified, the $75 Property & Vesting Profile gives you the owner of record, vesting and the current deed. Both go on the same order form.

I live outside Nevada. Can I order an owner search?

Yes. Everything is handled by email, so the price and turnaround are the same wherever you live: $75 for the profile, typically emailed the same business day for orders received by 4:30 p.m. Pacific. It is a sensible first step before any Nevada deed is prepared.

Is a Nevada property owner search the same as title insurance?

No. The $75 profile is an uninsured compilation of public records. It is not title insurance, not a preliminary title report and not a title examination by a licensed title company, and no policy is issued. It is the fast, low-cost way to confirm ownership before you decide whether a deal needs insured title.

My Nevada owner search shows a misspelled name or the wrong vesting. Can you fix it?

Yes. That is the advantage of ordering from a Nevada Document Preparation Service rather than a data site. TruPoint prepares the correction deed you direct for $300, or the quitclaim deed or Grant, Bargain and Sale Deed you direct for $250, and records it. Start with the $75 profile so the new deed matches the recorded vesting exactly.

Can I order a Nevada owner search in Vietnamese?

Yes. Quinnie Do speaks English and Vietnamese and can handle your order in either language, from the $75 owner search to any deed that follows.

Order Today

Find the owner of record today.

Owner, vesting, parcel number, legal description, tax status and the current deed for any Nevada property — $75, emailed as a PDF, typically the same business day. Every report is uninsured and is not a substitute for a title policy.

Questions? Call (702) 965-3030.

TruPoint LLC is a registered Nevada Document Preparation Service, not a law firm. We are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice. Reports are uninsured compilations of public records. Verify our registration with the Nevada Secretary of State. TruPoint Deed Services · 8784 S. Maryland Pkwy, Suite 105, Las Vegas, NV 89123 · (702) 965-3030.