Tulsa Abstract & Title Co.
Serving Tulsa County since 1920
Tulsa Abstract
Our History
When Indian Territory became the forty-seventh state of the union in 1907, Larkin Bailey’s family loaded their belongings…
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Our History
When Indian Territory became the forty-sixth state of the union in 1907, Larkin Bailey’s family loaded their belongings in a boxcar in Michigan and came to Oklahoma, joining the many Sooner citizens.
In 1910, his father, W.S. Bailey purchased tract books from a bank in Broken Arrow and opened an abstract company. Eventually moving the office to downtown Tulsa in 1920, it became the family-owned business known as Tulsa Abstract. In 1927, after serving his tour of duty in France during WWI and acquiring a law degree, Larkin Bailey returned to Tulsa to take over this father’s company. By 1955, he moved the office to its present location at 7th & Denver Avenue. As the city grew, so did Tulsa Abstract. Larkin Bailey retired after sixty-three years of abstracting. He was a former Rotary Club president and ORU supporter and despite his retirement, Mr. Bailey continued to touch base with the company he loved so much until his death in 1992.
Technology has transformed the methods of how work is handled in many ways, yet some things remain the same. The old tract books from long ago are still used. Calligraphic records, scripted in ink from a quill on the yellow pages are visible history of a growing community in Tulsa County. The neon sign that stands silently out front has become a familiar landmark in downtown Tulsa and glows with a certain eminence and warmth of a steadfast and faithful business known as Tulsa Abstract.
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Abstract Certificates
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| Abstract Certificates | Platted | Unplatted |
| Less than one year | $325 | $375 |
| One year, but less than three years | $350 | $400 |
| Three years, but less than five years | $400 | $450 |
| Five years, but less than ten years | $450 | $500 |
| Ten years, but less than fifteen years | $500 | $550 |
| Fifteen years or more | $550 | $600 |
Special Abstracting
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| Special Abstracting | |
| Subdivision Base Abstracts (through plat and covenants, And where common instruments end) | $150 |
| Final Abstracting After Closing (Residential, 180 days or less; Includes Pages) | $200 |
| New construction certificate | $200 |
| Special certificate | $75 |
New Abstracts
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| New Abstracts | |
| Platted property | $700 |
| Unplatted property | $750 (from the same base abstract) two or more $250 each |
| Mineral certification | (regular abstract certification plus $250) |
Reports
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| Reports | |
| Post closing report (180 days or less) | $100 |
| Radius Report | $250 |
Other Services
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| Other Services | |
| Evidentiary affidavit | $75 |
| UCC Service Charge (Written) | $50 |
| Federal Court Certificate | $75 |
| Court Transcript Certificate (plus $5.00 per pg.) | $75 |
| Special Searches (Per Hour) | $75 |
Oklahoma Land Title Association
AMERICAN LAND TITLE ASSOCIATION
TULSA COUNTY CLERK
OKLAHOMA ABSTRACTOR'S BOARD
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Tulsa Abstract
612 S. Denver Avenue
Tulsa, OK 74119
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p: 918-582-5777
f: 918-583-2449
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