Need a single Sullivan County deed?
Sullivan County property records are kept by the Sullivan County Register and Recorder at the courthouse in Laporte. That office is the place for a one-off Sullivan County deed search. We do not run individual title or deed searches in Sullivan County; our searches cover Tioga County.
Need Sullivan County deed transfers every week?
The bulletin gives you the week's Sullivan County land records in one list:
- Property deeds.
- Mortgages, new and satisfied.
- Judgments, filed and satisfied.
- State and federal tax liens.
- Criminal actions and divorces.
Who reads the Sullivan bulletin
Sullivan is a small county, and its filings are easy to miss if you only check now and then. The bulletin is used by lenders, attorneys and land buyers who want the week's activity in front of them without calling the courthouse. Pair it with the Tioga County real estate transactions bulletin if you work across the region.
How to order
- Email [email protected] or call 570-724-1041.
- Tell us you want the Sullivan County bulletin, and whether you also want Tioga.
- We confirm the price and delivery.
More on ordering: order the weekly bulletin.
About the source
The information is taken from public records registered at the Sullivan County courthouse, the same place Sullivan County court records are filed. Every precaution is observed, but no responsibility is assumed for errors or omissions. The original public records are open to inspection and should be consulted before you act on bulletin information.
Frequently asked questions
Can you do a Sullivan County deed search for me?
No. We publish the weekly bulletin for Sullivan County; individual searches are done in Tioga County only.
What does the Sullivan County bulletin list?
Deeds, new and satisfied mortgages, judgments filed and satisfied, state and federal tax liens, criminal actions and divorces.
How often is it published?
Weekly.
How do I order?
Email [email protected] or call 570-724-1041.
Public record bulletins are compiled from records registered at the courthouse. Every precaution is observed, but no responsibility is assumed for errors or omissions; consult the original public records before taking action.