Beaver Falls, PA · Beaver County seller resources
Start with the record, tax bill, estate question, code notice, or sale decision in front of you. USA Home Buyers buys houses in Beaver Falls, PA and Beaver County. We buy houses as-is, in any condition — no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout required to sell to us.
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These links separate property assessments, unpaid taxes, recorded deeds, court dockets, estate records, and City code questions. County offices below are at the Beaver County Courthouse in Beaver, PA, not in Beaver Falls. If you are weighing a sale, share the address and what is happening with the house.
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Local offices and records
Match the office to the question. Use the current bill, notice, case number, or property address when you contact them so they can direct you to the right record.
City of Beaver Falls · City real-estate-tax bills
Start here for a City of Beaver Falls real-estate-tax bill. The City says it mails those bills and directs delinquent City real-estate taxes to Beaver County Tax Claim.
724-847-2900 · 715 15th Street, Beaver Falls, PA 15010.
Beaver County · assessed values and property-assessment records
Use the assessment side of this County office for an assessed value, assessment record, or parcel-assessment question. Assessment records are a different task from collecting an unpaid tax bill or recording a deed.
724-770-4480 · Beaver County Courthouse, 810 Third Street, Beaver, PA 15009.
Beaver County · delinquent real-estate-tax records and Tax Claim
Use the Tax Claim side of the County office for delinquent-tax records and notices. The City directs delinquent City real-estate taxes here; use the current bill or notice to identify the account and ask about its status.
724-770-4480 · Beaver County Courthouse, 810 Third Street, Beaver, PA 15009.
Beaver County · County-tax payments and County tax certifications
Contact the County Treasurer for the County-tax payment route or a County tax-certification request. A County tax record is separate from a City or school-tax bill.
724-770-4540 · Beaver County Courthouse, 810 Third Street, Beaver, PA 15009.
School-tax routing · confirm the parcel’s school district on its bill
Beaver County’s taxing-authority list names Berkheimer as the school-tax collector for the Big Beaver Falls School District. Check the current bill to confirm that this is the right district and collector for the property.
Berkheimer: 610-599-3143.
Beaver County · deeds, recorded land documents, and local transfer-tax routing
Use the Recorder for a deed or another recorded land document. The Recorder also says local municipal and school-district realty-transfer-tax payments are routed there as agent; a recorded deed and a court judgment are different records.
724-770-4560 · Beaver County Courthouse, 810 Third Street, Beaver, PA 15009.
Beaver County · probate filings and Orphans’ Court administration
For an inherited house, contact this County office about probate filings, estate records, and current intake or scheduling. The office can direct you to the right estate record; the documents for a specific estate determine who may act.
724-770-4550 · Beaver County Courthouse, 810 Third Street, Beaver, PA 15009.
Pennsylvania courts · select Beaver County for a local case search
Use the Unified Judicial System’s public portal to search a civil case or judgment docket. A court docket is not the Recorder of Deeds’ recorded-land-document index; ask a title professional whether a record affects a particular property.
City of Beaver Falls only · code enforcement, inspections, and property resources
For a property inside City limits, ask about a code notice, inspection, rental or vacant-property registration, or a sale-related City resource. The City says residential and commercial inspections are based on observation or complaints; confirm whether any specific item applies to your address.
724-847-2800 ext. 224 · 715 Fifteenth Street, Beaver Falls, PA 15010.
A local tax fact to check
Pennsylvania’s state realty transfer tax is 1% on taxable transfers. Beaver County’s Recorder of Deeds says local municipal and school-district realty-transfer-tax payments are routed through that office as agent. Local amounts depend on the property’s municipality and school district, so ask the title company to show the transaction’s actual figures and allocation.
When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. That does not pay your mortgage, liens, back taxes, or your share of current property taxes.
Situation help
Each page focuses on records and sale questions for that situation, so you can compare options for the property in front of you.
Start with Beaver County estate records and the questions about authority, property condition, and a sale.
Open the Beaver Falls page →Review the notices, court docket, and sale details tied to the property.
Open the Beaver Falls page →Compare the property and sale questions with the ownership records and current court orders.
Open the Beaver Falls page →Review occupancy, lease, access, and possession questions before choosing a sale path.
Open the Beaver Falls page →Find the local code route and ask the City which notices or property-sale resources apply to the address.
Open the Beaver Falls page →Compare sale options for a damaged house and gather the property details needed for a review.
Open the Beaver Falls page →Separate tax accounts, recorded documents, court dockets, and property-specific title questions.
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Contact
Bring the address and the tax bill, deed, estate record, court notice, or City notice you are looking at. We can talk through an as-is cash offer and the questions you want answered.
Call 888-274-5006.
Contact the Beaver County Assessment Office at 724-770-4480. It handles assessment records and parcel-assessment questions. The County Tax Claim Office handles delinquent-tax records; the two functions are separate even though the County lists them together.
For a City of Beaver Falls real-estate-tax bill, start with the City Finance Office at 724-847-2900. The City says it mails those bills and directs delinquent City real-estate taxes to Beaver County Tax Claim at 724-770-4480. For County taxes, contact the Beaver County Treasurer at 724-770-4540. Check the bill to identify the tax and account.
Beaver County’s taxing-authority list names Berkheimer at 610-599-3143 as the school-tax collector for the Big Beaver Falls School District. Check the property’s current tax bill to confirm its school district and collector.
Use the Beaver County Recorder of Deeds for a deed or other recorded land document. For a civil case or judgment docket, search the official Pennsylvania court-case portal and select Beaver County. A title professional can help determine whether a record affects the specific property.
For a property inside Beaver Falls city limits, contact City Code Enforcement & Zoning at 724-847-2800 ext. 224. The City lists rental, vacant-property, and sale-related resources; ask whether a notice, inspection, or registration applies to your address.
Contact the Beaver County Register of Wills / Clerk of Orphans’ Court at 724-770-4550 about estate records and current filing or intake steps. The actual estate documents determine who may act for a particular property.
Pennsylvania has a 1% state realty transfer tax on taxable transfers. The Beaver County Recorder of Deeds says local municipal and school-district transfer-tax payments are routed through that office as agent. Ask the title company to show the transaction’s actual amounts and allocation; the local figures depend on the property’s municipality and school district.