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The Orange County Comptroller's Official Records Department records, creates an index, and archives all of the documents that constitute the Official Records of Orange County. These documents include, but are not limited to: Deeds, Mortgages, Satisfactions, Claims of Lien, Final Judgments and Orders, Notices of Commencement, and Declarations of ...
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Orange County Comptroller Phil Diamond, CPA, serves Orange County citizens as their independent watchdog. Over its existence, the Comptroller’s office has saved tens of millions of dollars for county taxpayers through its oversight of county spending, careful monitoring of the county’s investments, and audits of county operations.
Tax Deed Sales in Orange County are done online using Real Auction. Registration and advance deposits are required to participate in the online auction. Information concerning Tax Deed sales may be obtained by using the RealAuction website or calling 877-361-7325.
Orange County Comptroller Phil Diamond, CPA, serves Orange County citizens as their independent watchdog. Over its existence, the Comptroller’s office has saved tens of millions of dollars for county taxpayers through its oversight of county spending, careful monitoring of the county’s investments, and audits of county operations.
On behalf of Orange County Comptroller Phil Diamond, welcome to the Orange County Comptroller's Careers Page! We believe you will find employment at the Comptroller's Office to be a very enjoyable and rewarding experience.
The Comptroller’s specific services include: audit reports, check registers, false alarms, financial reports and many more. We designed this website as an easy-to-use citizen tool, and to provide information about the wide array of services for which the Comptroller’s Office is responsible.
What to do if you think you may be a victim of deed fraud: Act quickly! Report fraud to the Orange County Sheriff's Office immediately by calling OCSO Economic Crimes at 407-836-4357. Contact the Property Appraiser, Tax Collector, and Clerk of Courts offices and alert them of the purported fraud.
Deed Recording. For an explanation of the deed recording fees, please review our Service Charge Schedule (PDF). Calculate the deed recording.