Extract the borrower, lender, property, loan amount, interest rate, maturity date, and lien position from a mortgage or deed of trust PDF. No signup.
Drag and drop your PDF here, or click to browse
Accepts PDF · Max 10MB · Up to 100 pages
Your file is processed securely via Talonic's API. No data is stored after extraction.
HOW IT WORKS
Upload your Mortgage / Deed of Trust
Drag and drop your Mortgage / Deed of Trust PDF, or click to browse. Scanned and digital PDFs both work, no template setup required.
Talonic extracts every field
Talonic's document AI reads your PDF and pulls out every field it can find, each with a confidence score and a link back to the source.
Download clean, structured data
Review the fields side by side with your original PDF, then download as CSV, JSON, or XLSX for a spreadsheet, a database, or analysis.
THE PROBLEM
A PDF describes where text sits on a page, not what the values mean. The fields on a Mortgage / Deed of Trust — names, numbers, dates, line items — are just ink that happens to line up. Copy and paste it into a spreadsheet and columns merge, multi-line values split, and numbers land in the wrong place.
Most tools either dump raw text with no structure, or force you to draw template zones for one fixed layout that breaks the moment the document changes. Doing it by hand is slow, error-prone, and painful at scale.
THE SOLUTION
Mortgage / Deed of Trust Extractor is powered by Talonic's production extraction engine, the same technology finance and operations teams use to process documents at scale. Upload your Mortgage / Deed of Trust PDF and get back clean, structured fields with confidence scores, ready to download as CSV, JSON, or XLSX. No templates, no signup, no setup. When you need to run this on hundreds of documents, the same engine is available through the Talonic API.
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