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Comprehensive Asset Search Online
Asset Records
Public asset records disclose information about a person’s assets. The details available falls under various categories, such as property ownership, vehicles, vessels, aircraft, income, one’s net worth, investments, business ownership, intangible assets and even stock holdings.
Physical Assets
An asset records search online reveals the physical assets, namely the tangible assets (with factual existence) including properties, land, buildings, automobiles, vessels, aircraft and other material forms of assets owned by a private individual or a business entity.
Business Ownership
Through the business ownership records, our users are able to uncoveran enterprise’s core ownership details, including the business name, annual revenue, number of employees, the type of business, directors and much more. This creates aclear picture of a specific company.
Intangible Assets
Intangible assets lack physical existence, which makes them difficult to evaluate. In general, they are linked to intellectual property and brand recognition, by covering trademarks, trade names, domain names, franchises, copyrights, patents, goodwill, and computer software.
Personal Income
Regarding the personal income section, our report contains information such as individual and household income, net worth and estimated wealth. Any of these categories of data will help you sketch the financial profile of the person you’re interested in.
What Else You Can Find in an Asset Record Report?
Financial Assets
Financial assets are a type of tangible liquid assets owned by an individual or a business. In this section, our report reveals the business income, stocks value, other similar investments and investment properties.
Property Records
Each asset records report will include a “Real Estate” chapter, with information ranging from the properties owned by someone to their addresses, the market value, tax assessment, purchaseand mortgage records!
Unclaimed Funds
If you’re interested in unclaimed funds from life insurance or banking failures, this is the section that helps you look up any available tax refunds, insurance funds, bank funds, wages, royalties or pensions.
Common Questions About Asset Records
How To Perform An Asset Search?
For tangible assets such as personal real estate, the information is public and you can do a name search on the Registry of Deeds’website. The information about financial assets, on the other hand, is not a public record – you need a court subpoena or a signed release from the owner. For easier and nationwide access, use Infotracer’s asset lookup tool.
How To Do An Asset Search On A Person?
You can search the subject’s name on any public records website such as Infotracer or on the local county courthouse’s website - if the subject filed for bankruptcy or divorce. Alternatively, you could use Registry of Deeds sites for property records or Secretary Of State filings for business ownership.
Can I Find Asset Records After Someone’s Death?
First, search the online database held by the courthouse that holds the will on record. Secondly, look up the deceased’s name on the state's unclaimed property database or The National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators site.All unclaimed assets will show up.
How Do I Find Someone's Assets?
You can locate an individual’s properties, vehicles and intangible assets by collecting public records about that person, checking tax records, tax returns, property titles and other real estate records filed with the registrar of deeds or the county recorder’s office OR online, via Infotracer’s asset lookup tool.
What Is An Asset Search?
An asset check or search is a type of investigation performed to track someone’s list of tangible and intangible assets, including property ownership, boats, aircraft, business ownership, cars, income, investments and more.
