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Assessor sale history and deed context, clearly bounded.
Quoin links Washington, DC assessor sale records to current property-tax accounts and preserves source identifiers, dates, prices, and codes. It does not turn assessor data into a chain-of-title conclusion.
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| Record | Reported fields | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| CAMA sale history | Sale date, sale price, qualified code, sale code, source record ID | Assessor sale history for active properties |
| Latest account context | Reported sale and deed dates, sale type, instrument value when present | Assessor-reported context, not a Recorder index |
| Evidence | Official dataset page, SSL, address, source record ID | Inputs for independent verification |
Example, straight from the record
CAMA source record 473583123 identifies 1801 K Street NW, SSL 0107--0075. It reports a January 14, 2015 sale for $445,000,000 and directs users to the official Tax System Property Sales dataset to match the property and source record.
This is an assessor sale record. It is not presented as a deed image, complete conveyance chain, title opinion, or proof of current ownership.
Important limits
- CAMA is assessor sale history, not the Recorder of Deeds chain of title.
- Sentinel dates, zero-price transfers, and assessor codes are preserved and flagged rather than silently rewritten.
- A reported instrument is a lookup aid only when its format supports reliable verification.
- Coverage is Washington, DC property-tax accounts. MCP is available now; API access is by request.
Sale and deed data FAQ
Does this establish the current legal owner?
No. Quoin reports assessor records and source context; legal ownership requires appropriate title and Recorder diligence.
Why preserve zero-price transfers and source codes?
They are part of the official source record. Quoin flags them rather than inventing a market transaction interpretation.
Can I trace the example to the official source?
Yes. The evidence identifies the official CAMA dataset, SSL, address, and source record ID used for the lookup.