GENERAL:

This database only contains active titles and titles for structures that have been converted to Real Property. It is not possible to look up the previous owners of a given structure.

Case is not important. An "r" is equal to an "R".

Do not enclose your request in quotes.  The quotes used on this page are only meant to highlight example requests and results.

Make your search criteria as specific as possible.  The search engine will only return the first 100 matches it finds.  

The search engine will only look for matches on the first criteria in the list.  If you enter a name and an address, it will only search on the name.

The search engine will return titles that exactly match what you type, regardless of what follows it on the title record.  For example, if you enter a Serial Number of 
"A5SC33", 
you will receive
"A5SC3334CA"
"A5SC3351CA"
"A5SC3358CA"
and
"A5SC3383CA".

SEARCHING BY NAME

Mobile home titles are issued to individuals, companies, government entities, and Family Trusts. In order to search for an individual, the last name must be followed by a comma, followed by the first name or initial. "Smith," will return the first 100 owners with the last name Smith. "Smith" (without the comma) will return Smith Trucking, Smith Family Trust, Smithers Family Trust, etc. "Smith, Carol" will return everyone named Carol Smith. However, if you don't find the Carol Smith you are looking for, you should try "Smith Carol", without the comma in the middle, or "Carol Smith". A few of the older titles were created with a different format.

Do not place a period after a person's first or middle initial.  A search on "Smith, Carla E." will return one title, but a search on "Smith, Carla E" will return two different titles.

If you know a person's first name is William but are unable to find his title, try "Wm".  You might also try "Dr. William" and "Dr William" (without the period).  You should do this for any first name that has a common abbreviation. 

If you can't find a name that has an apostrophe in it, try searching without it, i. e. "D ANGELO" vs. "D'ANGELO".  

You will occasionally need to be creative when searching for some company names. The following will result in zero titles found: "BARBELL FARMS",  "BAR BELL FARMS", and  "BAR-BELL FARMS" (note the difficult to see hyphen between BAR and BELL). But, a search on "BAR-BELL FARMS," (with a comma after the S), will return four titles issued to BAR-BELL FARMS, A NEVADA CORPORATION.

Some other company name variations to be on the lookout for:

"C & B BOYD PARKS, A CALIFORNIA LTD"
"C AND B BOYD PARKS, A CALIFORNIA LTD"
"C G PROPERTIES, INC., A NEVADA CORPORATION"
"C.G. PROP, INC."
"COUNTY OF CLARK, A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION"
"C. & J. STORAGE YARD"

Note that the first five names above have a comma in them. Therefore, you would need to include the comma in your search criteria in order to find them.

SEARCHING BY ADDRESS

Doing lookups by address can occasionally be a real challenge. It should only be used as a last resort.

The following standard abbreviations are used in the database:

N = NORTH
S = SOUTH
E = EAST
W = WEST
ST = STREET
RD = ROAD
DR = DRIVE
BL = BOULEVARD
PL = PLACE
CT = COURT
AVE = AVENUE
CIR = CIRCLE
WAY = WAY
HWY = HIGHWAY
STE = SUITE

Some exceptions:

If a "direction" is at the end of an address, it will be spelled out, i.e. "123 HWY 50 EAST".

If "Avenue" is the first word in a street name, it will be spelled out, i.e. "123 AVENUE B".

Some other things to be aware of:

• Some street names that are the same street might be spelled with one word or two, i. e. "QUARTERHORSE" vs. "QUARTER HORSE"; "YELLOWJACKET" vs. "YELLOW JACKET".

• Some street addresses have an alpha character after the number, i.e. "9595C".

• Some street numbers are followed by "1/2".

• The following address is valid: "9626B E C ST".

• Sometimes the exact same street will have different designations, i.e. ST, RD, DR, or no designation at all.

• "FIRST ST" is spelled "1ST ST", "SECOND ST" is "2ND ST", etc. but 'SIX MILE CANYON" and "NINE MILE RANCH" are valid.

• Some street names are misspelled, i.e. "FREMONT" vs. "FREEMONT" vs. "FREEMAT".  These could all be the exact same street.  Also, "TRAILS END" vs. "TRAILZEND".

• Some addresses are a location only, i.e.
  * Street name without a number or
  * "9 MILES NORTH OF IONE", "BACK OF POST OFFICE", "10TH AND A ST", etc.

• Some are parcel numbers.

• Some are box numbers.

• Some are the name of a mobile home park and the park could have 2 or three different names due to name changes over the years, i.e.
  * C & H MOBILE HOME PARK
  * C & H TRAILER COURT
  * C & H TRAILER PARK

• Some are valid addresses for a mobile home park, followed by a space number.  A space number will be represented by the # symbol and then the number of the space, i.e. #27.  If there is a letter after the number, it will be typed together, i.e. #27A.

• Direction is not always indicated when it should be, i.e. "111 GRASS VALLEY RD" and "112 S GRASS VALLEY RD", are next door to each other.

• There may be more than one mobile home structure listed at the exact same address and/or space number.  This is usually due to the fact that a structure has been moved to a different location and another one has replaced it and a new title has been issued for the 2nd structure.  Mobile home owners are not required to file a change of address with the Manufactured Housing Division.
  

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