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Preliminary report in 1 business day · Final report in 6-12 days (est.) · All of Florida
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Preliminary report
Taxes, liens, city fees, and permits, ready in your dashboard the next business day. Preliminary reports live in the dashboard only.
Final report
We file the city's public-records requests and fold every response into your final report, delivered to your dashboard and emailed to you.
Do we cover your property? Yes.
Every county. Every city. All of Florida, so your processors never have to stop and check.
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Covered, statewide67 of 67 counties. Same report format, same turnaround, everywhere in the state.
Fun factFlorida has 67 counties and more than 400 municipalities. Green Light covers every single one.
One page. One number.
Every report opens with a verdict cover: the total due across every source, and whether you’re clear to close. Click through the pages.

- Owner of record is an estate; most recent conveyance is a quit-claim deed.
- Permit E-06-61800 carries status "Finalized-NIF." Detail and contractor contact attached, Exhibit E.
| 2025 | Due: $1,894.10 |
| 2024 | Paid 12/02/2024 · $0.00 |
| 2023 | Paid 11/22/2023 · $0.00 |
| Tax certificates outstanding | None |
| 2026 estimate (go-forward) | $2,102.00 |
Paid bills for the last three tax years attach as Exhibit B. We also show what the next ownerwill owe, not just this year’s bill.
| E-06-61800 · Electrical · 2006 | Finalized-NIF |
| R-19-4471 · Roof replacement · 2019 | Finalized |
| P-23-1180 · Water heater · 2023 | Finalized |
| Open permits | None |
Any permit not in "Finalized" status is documented with its permit detail page, including the contractor of record’s contact, so it can be closed out.
| Open violations | None |
| Closed cases | 1 · resolved 2021 |
| Source | Public-records request to the City |
Obtained by public-records request (Chapter 119, Florida Statutes). The City’s written response attaches as Exhibit F, never guessed at from a database.
What typical reports leave out
We pulled a stack of recent competitor reports from across Florida and checked them line by line.
| What’s inside | Green Light | Typical reports |
|---|---|---|
| One verdict cover with a single total due | ✓ | A few |
| Flood zone disclosure | ✓ | ✗ |
| Contractor contact on open & not-finaled permits | ✓ | ✗ |
| Estate & title-posture caution notes | ✓ | ✗ |
| Go-forward tax estimate (what the next owner pays) | ✓ | Rare |
| Where-to-pay remittance for every balance | ✓ | Some |
| Tax certificate & tax-deed history detail | ✓ | Some |
| Utility balances verified with exhibits, not a checkbox | ✓ | Some |
Based on competitor municipal lien reports reviewed July 2026.

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- Preliminary report in 1 business day
- Final report with city code enforcement
- Where-to-pay reference for every balance
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- Priority turnaround on closing deadlines
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- Consistent format on every report, statewide
Questions
How much does a search cost?
Every search is quoted up front, per property. Email us the address and you’ll have your number before we start. No setup fees and no per-source upcharges.
What’s the difference between the preliminary and final report?
The preliminary report covers taxes, liens, city fees, and permits, and is ready in your dashboard within 1 business day. The final report folds in the city’s responses to our public-records requests, whatever the jurisdiction handles by request, and typically follows in 6-12 days (est.).
Which areas do you cover?
All of Florida: every county and every municipality. We’re headquartered in Jacksonville and work each jurisdiction’s own sources, so the report looks the same whether the property is in Duval, Miami-Dade, or anywhere in between.
Who uses Green Light?
Title companies, real estate investors, wholesalers, and attorneys who need a clear municipal picture before closing. One report, one bottom line.
How do I get my reports?
Preliminary reports are available in your dashboard only. Log in to view and download them. Final reports appear in your dashboard and are also emailed to you.
How do I order?
Create a login and submit the property through your portal, or simply email the address to orders@greenlightmunisearch.com. We confirm the order and start the search right away.
Is this a title search?
No. A municipal lien search covers what the city and county know about a property (taxes, liens, fees, permits, code enforcement). It complements the title search your closing already includes.
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