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Alain Stephens August 21, Jesse Marx July 11, Trending Stories Week Month Year. Mayor: I Did Not. On occasion you may encounter discrepancies in public records data in RPR. Public records errors could include displaying outdated mortgage information, incorrect tax assessment data or the wrong number of bedrooms for the property, among other things. These discrepancies may impact the Estimated Home Value shown for the property.

When data discrepancies surface in county-sourced public records data, they can be changed on RPR if the property owner first corrects the facts with the source of the public records data.

Other kinds of public data also can be an issue. Examples include flood zones, schools information and property boundaries. Additionally, RPR provides access to up to 10 years of publicly recorded deed and mortgage history, and pre-foreclosure and foreclosure filings in some states. Issues with public records property data fall into three categories:. Be aware that RPR does not yet have full nationwide coverage for public records data. Coverage varies by data type assessment, deed, mortgage and foreclosure.

If you notice that a property is missing public records data, you may want to check surrounding properties to see if the problem is lack of coverage for that type of public records data in that area. In other cases, the problem could be outdated public records data.

Tax assessment data is typically updated by public records sources on an annual basis. Deed, mortgage and foreclosure data are updated more frequently, as the data are made publicly available. The frequency of the data updates depends on each county providing the information. Some counties work quickly, releasing data a few weeks after the data are recorded in the county office. Smaller and more rural counties may take up to two months to make such data public.

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