How to Find Your Arizona Property Legal Description
During the process of filling out the Arizona Quitclaim Deed Form, you will encounter the question of providing the “LEGAL DESCRIPTION” for your Arizona property. Sometimes this can be a difficult stumbling block for completing the Form.
The best source for this information is from a previous document. Perhaps you have the closing papers from the sale of the property.
If you have your legal documents at home, you probably can find a paper containing the Property Legal Description. If not, and you have explored every source, you still have options available short of actually visiting the county seat.
Most Arizona county recorder offices or county assessor offices provide an online database for property searches. You can easily obtain the Property Legal Description by visiting the appropriate county website and conducting a search by name, address, or parcel number.
Arizona County Property Search Links
- Apache County Property Search
- Cochise County Property Search
- Coconino County Property Search
- Gila County Property Search
- Graham County Property Search
- Greenlee County Property Search
- La Paz County Property Search
- Maricopa County Property Search
- Mohave County Property Search
- Navajo County Property Search
- Pima County Property Search
- Pinal County Property Search
- Santa Cruz County Property Search
- Yavapai County Property Search
- Yuma County Property Search
FAQs About Property Legal Descriptions
- What is a Property Legal Description?
- Can I retrieve the legal description online?
- What if my county does not provide online records?