H.I.S. Mortgage Record Check™
A SMALLER FIRST STEP INTO YOUR MORTGAGE RECORDS.
Want H.I.S. to examine readily available information connected to your mortgage?
The H.I.S. Mortgage Record Check™ provides a preliminary review of available mortgage-registration and servicing information, plus freely accessible online local land records where available.
Depending on the records accessible for your property, we may review recorded mortgages, assignments, transfers of lien, execution and recording dates, and signatory and notary names.
Receive a concise written summary of sources checked, records located, observations, limitations, and questions that may warrant further research.
For homeowners who want to understand their paperwork—including those current on their payments.
Is Your Mortgage Current? Good.
FOR AMERICA’S HOMEOWNERS
How Much Do You Really Know About the Mortgage Connected to Your Home?
You know your monthly payment. But what do you know about your mortgage’s servicing, recorded assignments, and available paper trail? Start with our free Homeowner Check-Up—or request a $99 preliminary review of your available mortgage records. You don’t have to be in foreclosure to start asking questions.
You are exactly the type of homeowner we aim to empower. Don't wait for a crisis to understand your largest investment. While you are current, you have the advantage of time to audit your records, verify servicing accuracy, and confirm the chain of title. Protect your home by gaining clarity on the documents behind your monthly payment today.
A SMALLER FIRST STEP INTO YOUR MORTGAGE RECORDS.
H.I.S. Mortgage Record Check™
$99 — One-Time Purchase
Want H.I.S. to examine readily available information connected to your mortgage?
The H.I.S. Mortgage Record Check™ provides a preliminary review of available mortgage-registration and servicing information, plus freely accessible online local land records where available.
Depending on the records accessible for your property, we may review recorded mortgages, assignments, transfers of lien, execution and recording dates, and signatory and notary names.
Receive a concise written summary of sources checked, records located, observations, limitations, and questions that may warrant further research.
YOUR FIRST STEP CAN COUNT TOWARD DEEPER RESEARCH. Eligible customers who upgrade from the Mortgage Record Check receive their full $99 purchase credit toward the $1,999 H.I.S. COTA Report™, leaving $1,900 before any applicable taxes. The full COTA Report includes the complete 10-video Academy. View upgrade terms
For homeowners who want to understand their paperwork—including those current on their payments.
Home Information Support provides research, informational, and educational services and is not a law firm. The Mortgage Record Check is a preliminary review, not legal advice, a title examination, or a legal determination regarding ownership, fraud, or enforceability. Results depend on available records. Finding no immediate research flags does not establish that all records are complete or free from problems.
Looking for Advocacy and Community Support Too?
Home Information Support focuses on homeowner education, research, and property-specific information.
For homeowners who also want to connect with broader advocacy, community initiatives, and homeowner-focused organizing, Home Advocates Union provides a separate path.
H.I.S. helps you become more informed.
Home Advocates Union helps homeowners connect around shared concerns and advocacy efforts.
Education and research through H.I.S.
Advocacy and community through HAU.
"Before finding H.I.S., I had no idea how much information existed about my property's history. The educational resources and research tools helped me better understand documents I had never reviewed before. HIS gave me confidence and clarity when I needed it most."
P. Marchese
Homeowner
"H.I.S. provides educational resources that are both informative and accessible. The platform helps homeowners better understand property-related records and empowers them to ask more informed questions. It fills an important gap in consumer education."
R.J. Kelly
Homeowner
"The information and educational materials available through H.I.S. help consumers become more informed about issues affecting their homes and property rights. The platform promotes transparency and encourages homeowners to take an active role in understanding their records and documentation."
J. Evola
Homeowner
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KEEP LEARNING WITH H.I.S.
Real Homes. Real Records. Real Stories.
Homeowner education doesn’t stop here.
H.I.S. HomeFront TV™ takes homeowners beyond the basics with educational programs, mortgage-related developments, document breakdowns, homeowner stories, and research into issues affecting homes and property rights.
Whether you’re trying to better understand mortgage documents, ownership and servicing concepts, public records, or developments affecting homeowners, HomeFront TV gives you another way to keep learning.
- HOMEOWNER EDUCATION — Understand important mortgage and property-related concepts.
- DOCUMENT BREAKDOWNS — Learn how to look at mortgage-related records and documents more carefully.
- REAL HOMEOWNER STORIES — Explore real-world experiences and the questions they raise.
- H.I.S. MICRO-LESSONS™ — Get important homeowner concepts in short, easy-to-understand lessons.
Don’t wait for a crisis to become an informed homeowner.
LEARN THE CONCEPTS. CHECK THE RECORDS. CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP.
What is the difference between the free Check-Up and the $99 Record Check?
The free Check-Up assesses your mortgage knowledge through your answers. The paid Record Check involves preliminary research into readily available mortgage-related records.
Is the Record Check the same as the full COTA Report?
No. The Record Check is preliminary. COTA provides deeper research and includes the Academy.
Are educational videos included with the $99 service?
No. They are included with the full COTA Report or purchased separately through the Academy.
Must I be facing foreclosure?
No.
Does H.I.S. determine whether my mortgage is fraudulent or invalid?
No. H.I.S. provides research and education, not legal or judicial determinations.