Get property sales history from county records
Send one or more street addresses with history enabled and each comes back with its recorded sale history — sale dates and prices as the county publishes them — alongside the last sale date and price, the owner of record, and the assessed value on the same record. Where a county keeps sales in a separate clerk system, field_notes says so instead of returning silent nulls.
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Some counties record sales in a separate clerk system. Then the sale fields stay null and field_notes says so, instead of a silent blank.
County records in all 50 states and DC, with different capabilities per county. Every run writes a COVERAGE record saying whether address, parcel and owner-name lookup work in each county.
You get a labeled not_covered or failed row with the reason, and it is not charged. Only completed records that return something you did not already supply are billable.
They come from county assessor and parcel systems as published. Assessment rolls can lag a recent sale; verify anything with legal weight at the source.