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Public example · real reviewed record

See how RoyaltyBook closes the research loop.

This example begins with a real, nine-instrument free trail and shows how the paid service carries its documented gaps into RoyaltyBook’s included research queue—rather than sending the owner back to the recorder.

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RoyaltyBook owner assessmentClayton Park Addition, Lot 22, Block 35
Reviewed
9 instruments
Span
1951–2025
Paid follow-up
Included

Paid-service boundary

RoyaltyBook researches the missing links.

The public chronology identifies focused early-chain and foreclosure questions. They become RoyaltyBook’s included follow-up queue before the final paid report states what was found, which passes produced no reliable match, and whether legal spending is justified.

After the paid assessment

You know what we checked, what we found, and what comes next.

  • The exact property reviewedParcel, account, legal-description clues, and research land grid.
  • The initial recorded chronologyDates, reception numbers, instrument types, and source-linked findings.
  • The follow-up searches performedEach focused recorder pass and the search clues used.
  • The documents found and addedRelevant results reviewed within the 12-instrument cap.
  • No-match and outside-scope dispositionsUnsuccessful passes are logged; paid copies and external records pause for approval.
  • The legal-readiness resultOne practical decision stated after the included research, without guessing ownership.

Chronology preview

9 reviewed instruments. One exact tract.

The PDF explains what each reviewed document supports. The public page preserves reception numbers so anyone can return to the official index.

  1. Warranty deedReception 1115124
  2. Warranty deedReception 1142143
  3. Special warranty deedReception 1367618
  4. Personal representative's deedReception 3294120
  5. Personal representative's deedReception 3294121
  6. Joint-tenancy warranty deedReception 3298173
  7. Special warranty deedReception 3473602
  8. Warranty deedReception 4363367
  9. Oil and gas leaseReception 5054830

Included follow-up research

RoyaltyBook’s included follow-up queue.

These focused passes are RoyaltyBook’s work, not owner homework. Every pass receives a found, no reliable match, or outside-scope disposition before final paid delivery.

  1. 01

    Pre-1951 source deed

    The verified parcel trail currently stops at the 1951 grantor.

    RoyaltyBook search pass: Reception 1115124; exact tract; work the 1951 grantor backward in the legacy name index.
  2. 02

    Early-chain bridge

    The 1951, 1952, and 1961 deeds cannot be connected by sequence alone.

    RoyaltyBook search pass: Receptions 1115124, 1142143, and 1367618; compare referenced instruments and exact legal descriptions.
  3. 03

    Foreclosure conveyance

    The reviewed archive does not contain the conveyance into the 2007 grantor.

    RoyaltyBook search pass: Start with election-and-demand reception 3371177 and search related public-trustee instruments through May 2007.

Read the corrected public example

Five pages. No recorder homework.

The report shows how the paid workflow grows from a free public trail: RoyaltyBook takes ownership of the focused follow-up and reports the resulting decision.

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Focused recorder follow-up is included. Research, not legal advice. RoyaltyBook pauses for approval before buying county images or certified copies, exceeding 12 relevant instruments, or pursuing court, probate, or other records outside the recorder. RoyaltyBook does not issue a mineral-title opinion.