The complete physical address of the property, including street name, house number, city, state, and ZIP code, providing precise location details.

The specific unit or apartment number associated with the property, applicable in multi-unit buildings or complexes.

The name of the city where the property is situated, used for geographical classification and analysis.

The 5-digit postal code corresponding to the property’s address, used for location accuracy and mail delivery purposes.

The additional 4-digit code appended to the 5-digit ZIP code, offering more granular location detail for the property.

The name of the county where the property is located, providing a key geographic and administrative classification.

The U.S. state where the property is located, critical for regional classification and compliance with state-level regulations.

The specific number or identifier for the unit within a multi-unit property, such as an apartment or suite, providing additional address detail.

Specifies the type of unit associated with the property (e.g., Apartment, Suite, Unit), providing additional detail for multi-unit properties.

The numeric component of the property’s street address, representing the building or lot number for precise identification.

The name of the street where the property is located, excluding street number or directional prefixes, used for address identification.

The classification of the street associated with the property (e.g., Avenue, Road, Street, Boulevard), providing additional context to the address.

Specifies the directional indicator following the street type, such as “North” or “East,” used to distinguish properties on similarly named streets.

The directional prefix (e.g., N, S, E, W) that appears before the street name in the address, indicating the orientation or section of the street.

The name of the subdivision or neighborhood where the property is situated, providing additional geographic and community context.

The unique identifier for the metropolitan division where the property is located, used for detailed regional and economic analysis.

The Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) code identifying the geographic area where the property is located, used for standardized regional analysis.

The unique identifier for the census tract where the property is situated, used for detailed geographic and demographic analysis.

The unique identifier for the census block where the property is located, used for demographic and geographic analysis.

The unique identifier for the census block group where the property is situated, offering intermediate geographic segmentation between census tracts and blocks.

The geographic coordinate that specifies the north-south position of the property on the Earth’s surface, expressed in decimal degrees.

The geographic coordinate that specifies the east-west position of the property on the Earth’s surface, expressed in decimal degrees.

The accuracy level of the latitude and longitude coordinates provided for the property, specifying the degree of spatial resolution.

An estimated market value of the property, calculated using national data models with a margin of error under 4% nationwide and under 2.5% in metropolitan areas.

The estimated market value of the property per square foot, calculated by dividing the total estimated value by the property’s total square footage.

The projected market value of the property for the next 12 months, calculated using the Home Price Index (HPI) forecast specific to the property’s ZIP code.

The projected market value of the property for the next 24 months, calculated using the Home Price Index (HPI) forecast specific to the property’s ZIP code.

The projected market value of the property for the next 36 months, calculated using the Home Price Index (HPI) forecast specific to the property’s ZIP code.

An approximation of the monthly rent the property can generate, determined through averaging and market adjustments, with a precision margin below 5% and rounded to enhance usability.

A detailed list of additional features or facilities associated with the property, such as swimming pools, fire sprinklers, or outdoor kitchens, that enhance its comfort and value.

Indicates whether the property includes an attic, with “Y” denoting presence and “N” denoting absence.

The total area of the basement in the property, measured in square feet, indicating the available space below ground level.

Indicates whether the property includes a basement, with a “Y” denoting presence and “N” denoting absence.

The total count of full bathrooms in the property, including facilities such as a sink, toilet, and a bath or shower.

The total count of partial bathrooms in the property, typically including a toilet and sink but no bath or shower.

The total count of bedrooms in the property, indicating the number of rooms designed primarily for sleeping.

The assessed quality grade of the building, as recorded in public records, reflecting its overall construction standards and condition.

The total count of buildings present on the property, including all primary and accessory structures.

Represents the overall condition of the property, classified on a scale from C1 (excellent) to C6 (poor), based on structural integrity, maintenance, and livability.

Specifies the types of construction used for the property, such as wood, brick, or steel, as categorized in public records.

Specifies the cooling systems present on the property, such as Central Air, Wall/Window Units, Ceiling Fans, or specialized configurations like Zoned Cooling or Whole House Fans.

Indicates whether the property is equipped with an elevator or similar vertical transportation features, such as escalators or lifts, for improved accessibility.

Indicates whether or not the property contains a fireplace. Values include a binary flag (Yes/No or equivalent) to denote the presence of a fireplace.

The type of material used for the property’s foundation, such as concrete, stone, or wood, providing insight into its structural base.

The types of heating systems installed in the property, such as central heating, forced air, or radiant heat, detailing the methods used to maintain indoor warmth.

The total gross living area (GLA) of the property, measured in square feet, representing the usable living space within the building.

The total area of the property’s lot, measured in square feet, providing insight into the land size associated with the property.

The total number of garage parking spaces available at the property, providing storage or vehicle accommodation.

The total number of parking spaces available at the property, including both garage and outdoor parking spots.

Indicates if the property includes a private pool, with options for “Yes” or “No.”

Specifies the classification of the property, such as Single Family Residential (SFR), Condominium, Land, Commercial, or Townhouse, providing insight into its use and structure.

Indicates whether the property is connected to a public sewer system, with “Y” for yes and “N” for no.

The type of material used for the property’s roof, such as shingles, metal, or tiles, indicating its durability and style.

Specifies the architectural style of the roof, such as gable, hip, gambrel, or flat, providing details on the property’s structural design.

Indicates whether the property is equipped with solar panels, with “Y” representing presence and “N” representing absence.

The total number of stories in the property, including all above-ground and below-ground levels.

The type of material used for the exterior walls of the property, such as brick, siding, or stucco, providing details on its construction.

Specifies the source of water available for the property, such as municipal, private, well, or spring.

The year the property was originally constructed, providing historical context for its age and potential condition.

Indicates whether the property is part of a Homeowners Association (HOA), signifying potential community governance and additional property regulations.

The total monthly fees associated with the property, including HOA dues, other association charges, and additional recurring fees.

The city component of the property owner’s mailing address, specifying the municipal area for correspondence.

The state component of the property owner’s mailing address, represented by a two-letter abbreviation for efficient identification.

The current mailing street address of the property owner, used for official correspondence or communication purposes.

The specific unit number or name within the owner’s mailing address, providing detailed information for precise identification.

Specifies the type of mailing address unit associated with the owner, such as apartment, suite, or PO box, providing additional address details.

The ZIP code portion of the property owner’s mailing address, provided in its standard 5-digit format for regional identification.

The additional 4-digit ZIP code extension of the property owner’s mailing address, providing enhanced geographic precision.

The names of the property owners, with the ability to list up to six individuals or entities associated with ownership.

Indicates whether the property is occupied by the owner, providing insights into primary residence status.

The recorded date of the most recent sale transaction for the property, indicating when ownership was last transferred.

The sale price of the property in its most recent transaction, expressed in U.S. dollars.

The name of the primary buyer involved in the most recent sale of the property.

The name of the secondary buyer involved in the most recent sale of the property, if applicable.

The name of the primary seller involved in the most recent property sale.

Represents the name of the secondary seller involved in the last recorded sale, if applicable.

Indicates whether the property’s most recent sale was a distressed sale, such as a foreclosure or short sale.

Indicates whether the last recorded sale of the property was part of a property flip, where it was purchased and resold within a short time frame.

Indicates whether the last recorded sale of the property was a Real Estate Owned (REO) transaction, typically involving bank-owned properties.

Indicates whether the most recent sale was a partial interest transaction, where only a portion of the property ownership was transferred, or a full sale.

Indicates the record book number where the last sale deed was officially recorded.

This column contains the document number assigned by the assessor for the recorded lien associated with the most recent property sale.

This column captures the page number of the lien as recorded in the county recorder’s office.

Indicates whether the property is currently in default.

Date when the lien was last recorded as in default.

The total dollar amount financed for the first lien.

The specific date on which the adjustable rate for the first lien changes.

Index used to adjust the interest rate for the lien, such as LIBOR or CD rates.

The name of the primary borrower associated with the first lien.

The name of the second borrower associated with the first lien.

The repayment due date for the first lien.

The total duration of the first lien in months.

The interest rate applicable to the first lien.

Name of the financial institution or individual providing the first lien.

Classification of the lender that provided the first lien.

The remaining balance of the principal amount for the first lien.

The total amount of principal repaid on the first lien to date.

The initiation date of the first lien contract.

Specifies the type of loan associated with the first lien (e.g., Conventional, ARM, USDA).

Amount in dollars financed for the second lien.

Reflects when the interest rate adjustment occurred for the second lien.

ARM index followed by the second lien.

Name of the first borrower on the second lien.

Co-borrower associated with the second lien.

Scheduled repayment date for the second lien.

Length of the loan agreement for the second lien, in months.

Reflects the applied rate for the second lien.

Classification of the lender that provided the second lien.

Entity providing financing for the second lien.

Remaining unpaid balance on the principal of the second lien.

Total principal paid toward the second lien to date.

Reflects the initiation date of the second lien.

Defines the nature of the second lien (e.g., ARM, conventional).

Total remaining principal balance across all liens on the property.

Total principal amount repaid for all liens on the property.

Total value of liens currently placed on the property.

This column contains the Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN), a unique identifier assigned to the property for tax assessment purposes.

Assessed value based on the latest tax assessment records.

The most recent assessed value of buildings or structures on the property.

The latest assessed value of the property’s land, excluding any structures.

Any applicable exemptions associated with the property’s tax record.

Total property taxes assessed annually for the property.

The tax assessment year associated with the recorded tax amount.

The legal description of the property, including boundaries, lot details, and survey information, as recorded in public records.

Specifies the land use category as defined by the county, indicating the zoning and permitted property usage (e.g., residential, commercial, agricultural).

Specifies the detailed subcategory of land use as defined by the county, providing granular information about the property’s permitted usage (e.g., Single Family Residential, Condominium Unit).

The official zoning code assigned to the property, indicating permitted land use and development regulations (e.g., R1, R2, Residential).

A detailed textual description of the zoning code, outlining permitted land uses and specific property restrictions (e.g., Residential, Single Family).

Percentage of the population within the zip code that holds a college degree.

Average commute time in minutes for residents within the zip code.

Median monthly cost of home ownership in dollars within the zip code.

Average household income from all sources within the zip code.

Median home value for properties within the zip code.

Percentage of households below the poverty line within the zip code.

Median monthly cost of rent in dollars within the zip code.

Average household retirement income within the zip code.

The unemployment rate calculated for residents within the zip code.