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Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Weekend: 10AM - 5PM

Property Records of Maryland helps people find useful public records for homes and other properties across the state. We bring available ownership, sales, assessment, tax, deed, and other recorded details together in a report designed to be easy to read.
For buyers, a property report can add context before making an offer. Review available records to learn about previous sales, assessments, recorded documents, and other details that may prompt questions for the seller or a real estate professional.
For sellers, a report can help organize the property facts you want to discuss with prospective buyers. It can point you toward records worth checking when describing improvements or answering questions about the home.
For homeowners and researchers, a clear record summary offers a starting point for understanding a property over time. Because records vary by property and county, we encourage you to verify important details with the appropriate county office.
Public property records are often spread across different sources. Our reports bring the available details into one place so you can review a property's history with less searching. The information included depends on the property and the records maintained by its county.


We believe people should be able to explore a property's public history without sorting through unfamiliar records alone. Property Records of Maryland presents available information in a straightforward format to support your research and better questions.
Based in Annapolis, Property Records of Maryland serves people researching property throughout the state. Whether you are considering a purchase, preparing to sell, or simply learning more about a property, our goal is to make the available records easier to review.
A report is a research tool. The records available differ by county and property, and a report may not include every renovation, permit, or event in a home's history. Confirm details that matter to your decision with the relevant county office and qualified professionals.
You can reach Property Records of Maryland at 1 (800) 880-7954 or write to 1783 Forest Dr. #252, Annapolis, MD 21401.