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Mortgage Activity Reports (Trust Deeds)

Trust deeds are the most common instrument used for real estate financing in Colorado. SKLD captures every trust deed recorded in 13 counties – new purchases, refinances and seconds. Historical information is also available, so you have access to seasoned seconds, mortgages likely to refinance, and more – whatever your marketing or research need.

Types of Reports Available

SKLD's Trust Deed Reports give you the broadest view of mortgage activity in the marketplace. Data can be refined as follows or, if these standard reports don't address your needs, ask an SKLD expert about customizing a report.

  • New Purchases – Purchase Money Mortgages, trust deeds with a matching warranty deed.
  • Refinances, trust deeds without a matching warranty deed.
  • Second Mortgages, trust deeds without a matching warranty deed.
  • Owner Carried Mortgages, Privately funded transactions where the lender is the previous owner, a broker, discounter or investor.

Reports may include

  • Borrowers name and address
  • Lender's name and address
  • Recording information
  • Purchase price (if new purchase)
  • Loan amount
  • Legal description of the property
  • Loan-to-value ratio (New Purchases and Owner Carry 2 only)
  • Optional Assessor's data (property type, use type, etc.)

Selections

  • Time frame
  • County, zip code, city or subdivision
  • Loan type: Conventional, FHA, VA, Owner Carry
  • Rate type: ARM or fixed
  • Name of lender
  • Whether individual or business borrower
  • Loan-to-value ratio at time of purchase (New Purchase and Owner Carry 2)

Coverage of 85% of the state's population, including Denver metro

Real estate and mortgage data from 15 Colorado counties representing the majority of Colorado's population and economic activity.
Adams • 1859 to Present
Arapahoe • 1869 to Present
Boulder • 1862 to Present
Broomfield • 11/15/2001 to Present
Clear Creek • 1862 to Present
Denver • 1859 to Present
Douglas • 1863 to Present
Eagle • 1879 to Present
El Paso • 1861 to Present
Elbert • 1868 to Present
Jefferson • 1860 to Present
Larimer • 1862 to Present
Pueblo • 1861 to Present
Teller • 2016 to Present
Weld • 1864 to Present