The cost of a title search and the respective abstract (title report) will vary dramatically depending on the scope of your search needs. When discussing price, it should be noted we are talking about a certified title search provided by a professional title abstractor; not a instant "title report" available from several websites, often ripe with inaccuracies with no credibility (learn the different here). Major factors in title searching costs are: Type of document copies requested and the number of documents found (aka copy costs). Date to search back to (to patent, 1940, 1980, current ownership, etc). Type of search (mineral rights vs chain of title vs current owner, etc). Scope of search locations (county, or county & state, or county & environmental sites). Residential vs commercial property. As a general rule however: Current Owner Search: $200 - $400. Chain of Title Search: $300 - $500. Full Search: $300 - $700. Other types of searches, like Mineral Rights Searches or Easement Rights Searches can range from as little as $1,000 in upwards to a few thousand dollars. To get more answers and a quote for property title search, call 1-877-848-5337.