What is included in property transaction history?

Property transaction history is a timeline of the recorded documents attached to a parcel: transfers, mortgages, loans, assignments, foreclosure filings, liens, and others. Each document includes the recording date, document number, document type, parties involved, and, where available, amounts. This chain of events shows how the property has changed hands and how its debt structure has evolved over time.

A complete transaction history can reveal patterns that a single snapshot cannot. Repeated foreclosure activity under the current or previous owners, for example, signals ongoing financial distress. A chain of title shows every transfer from the original grant to the present owner, which helps investors identify flips, inherited properties, and properties that have changed hands quickly. PropertyRadar's transaction history shows chain of title, which can be filtered to show current-owner transactions or all transactions, and includes document images where available. Users can also add, edit, or remove documents in the transaction history for their own record-keeping.