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PropertyShark sources property information only from official and vetted real estate data sources such as government agencies and employs significant property research efforts to verify the validity of property data.

Yes. PropertyShark’s property sales history includes explicit transaction condition fields recorded with each sale. These include arm’s-length indicators, sale condition flags such as portfolio sales or partial-interest transfers, along with other recorded attributes that describe how the transaction was executed, not just when it occurred or for what price. This allows users to distinguish standard market sales from transactions with special or non-standard conditions.

Yes. Where available, PropertyShark provides scanned public record documents associated with sales and mortgages. These include documents tied to both current and historical mortgages, supporting users who need to find mortgage information directly from source records.

The complete tax bill included in PropertyShark reports presents property tax information as recorded by local authorities. This typically covers tax amounts, tax class, assessed values, applicable exemptions or abatements, along with historical tax data, allowing you to view property tax data by itself or in the context of valuation.

PropertyShark’s sales and financials coverage is based on official public records, subject to local availability. Coverage includes the sales history of a property, sale date and price, recorded transaction conditions (including arm’s-length and portfolio sale flags), and related ownership information.

Financial coverage includes property mortgage information, such as recorded mortgage amount, mortgage type, interest rate, maturity date, outstanding balance and mortgage history, along with scanned sale and mortgage documents. PropertyShark also provides property tax information like assessed value, valuation history, tax class, exemptions and abatements, tax amounts and historical tax records.

PropertyShark offers a selection of real estate courses on the most important real estate topics and tools, including:

• Where to look for critical property details for efficient real estate research, including comprehensive residential real estate info, such as condo declarations, as well as detailed commercial property specifics.
• How to quickly find out who owns a property and how to get in touch with them: Our property data service helps you find the registered owner and/or their legal representative, plus contact details. In NYC, you can also uncover real owners behind LLCs and their phone numbers.
• The fastest way to research foreclosures, using the most complete and up-to-date foreclosure coverage of all New York City data providers.
• Tips for creating effective mailing lists and finding new leads with our advanced proprietary tools and trustworthy data sources.
• How to run precise comparables searches and assess property values using the right real estate search parameters, property research criteria, plus residential and commercial property intelligence.
• How to elevate your brand with reliable market reports built on accurate data sources.

PropertyShark provides client support services via:

• Live customer support 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET, Monday through Saturday at (718) 715-1758.
• Email at [email protected]

Yes, PropertyShark can be of great use to individuals who are not real estate professionals, including insurance agents and service providers in need of reliable real estate data.

The average homebuyer can also leverage PropertyShark for property research and detailed property information, while journalists and researchers can make use of both commercial real estate data as well as residential real estate data.