property research, boundary plotting, and identification of gaps or overlaps in chains of title. Its work products may include detailed chains of title, deed abstracts, tax verification, plats, custom boundary plots, easement and right‑of‑way documentation, and summaries of judgments and liens. The firm retrieves recorded documents and court records from county offices and statewide databases and delivers results in organized digital report packages. Title Sleuth operates under the direct supervision of licensed North Carolina real property attorneys and does not provide legal advice or title opinions.