What property, tax assessor, and deed-transfer coverage is listed?

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Q: What property, tax assessor, and deed-transfer coverage is listed?

Real Property Records: Property Ownership by Address, Property Ownership by Name, Tax Assessor Records, Deed Transfers. General Coverage: Includes filing information, square footage, construction description, assessed value, tax amount, and sale information. Limitations: Tax Assessor Records are not available for Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Deed Transfers are not available for Alaska, Maine, New Hampshire, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Support reference: CC-057