Retrieve deed chain and ownership history for a property using the Estated (now ATTOM) property data API

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Verified steps

  1. Authenticate to the Estated API using your API key in the query string parameter as documented in the Estated v4 API reference
  2. Call the property detail endpoint with the subject property address to retrieve the standardized address, APN, and the current owner of record fields
  3. Access the deeds array within the property response, which provides up to 40 years of deed records including grantee name, grantor name, document type, sale price, mortgage amount, and recording date
  4. Filter deed records by document_type to distinguish arms-length sales from intra-family transfers, refinances, and foreclosure deeds, which have different implications for title research
  5. Cross-reference the owner of record name in the current ownership object against the most recent deed grantee to detect potential ownership gaps that may indicate a title issue
  6. Note that Estated infrastructure is being migrated to ATTOM; verify with the current Estated documentation whether the v4 API endpoint remains active or has been redirected to an ATTOM endpoint

Known gotchas

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