Organized property records and keys gathered for an inherited home
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Property Information Checklist

Gather the Property Information

You do not need every document on day one. Start with what is available and create a list of what still needs to be found or confirmed.

A practical place to begin

Clear information.
Better questions.

Use this guide to organize the details, identify the decisions ahead, and prepare for a productive conversation.

Ownership and authority records

  • Deed or vesting information
  • Trust documents when applicable
  • Court documents or appointment papers where applicable
  • Contact information for the attorney or court professional
  • Names and contact information for authorized decision-makers

Financial and property records

  • Mortgage statements
  • Property tax information
  • Homeowners insurance
  • HOA documents and contact information
  • Utility accounts
  • Known liens or claims
  • Solar, lease, rental, or service agreements

Access and occupancy

  • House, mailbox, gate, and garage keys
  • Alarm and access information
  • Tenant or occupant information where applicable
  • Property manager information
  • Known service providers
  • Emergency property contacts

Your questions are welcome

Let's turn the details
into a clear plan.

You do not need every answer before reaching out. Bring what you know and the questions still taking shape.

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