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Skip
the Lines, E-Record Today. |
| E-Recording, or electronic document
recording, is the process of
transmitting real property documents
electronically to the local government
entity charged with recording and
maintaining public records. The process
is similar to traditional recording
methods except that documents are
submitted within minutes without ever
leaving your house or office, and
recorded documents are returned
electronically immediately after
recording. |
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Learn More About E-Recording |
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| A recorder, sometimes called the
registrar of deeds or clerk of courts,
is a government official responsible for
maintaining public records and
documents, especially records relating
to real estate ownership such as real
estate deeds and mortgages.
Find your local recorder. |
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Real Estate Deed Forum |
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Real Estate Deed Fraud |
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| Deed fraud happens everyday,
learn how to protect yourself
and your property. Information
about real estate deed fraud and
how recording officials,
notaries, and property owners
can fight it. |
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Real Estate Deed Information |
| Posting a Surety Bond to Release a Mechanic’s Lien in Nevada |
| You’ve finally gone forward with your plan to build your dream kitchen. You’ve drawn up the plans and spoken with a local contractor who promised to construct everything according to your specifications. After countless nights spent indulging in ... |
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| What is a Mechanic’s Lien? |
| In general, a lien is a type of property right which grants a creditor an interest over specific property of the debtor named in the lien. The lien is used as security for the debt or for performance of some act. A mechanic's lien is a security inter... |
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| Real Property Transfers by Trust in New Mexico |
| A trust is an alternate option for holding title to real property. Trusts involve three parties: the settlor (sometimes called the grantor), who contributes property to the trust; the trustee, who holds title to the trust property and administers the... |
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| Real Property Transfers out of Living Trusts in North Carolina |
| In the State of North Carolina, living trusts are governed by the North Carolina Uniform Trust Code, at Chapter 36C of the General Statutes. (Business trusts are governed by Chapter 39, Article 8 of the General Statutes.)
A trust is an alternate m... |
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| Transferring Real Property from a Living Trust in New Hampshire |
| A trust is a property interest wherein a settlor conveys assets to a trustee, who holds the title to those assets for the benefit of a third party (the beneficiary). Valid trust instruments also identify the relevant assets, state the settlor’s int... |
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Real Estate Deed History |
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| In the United States, land
ownership began with land grants
from England that formed the
basis for the 13 original
colonies. After the American
Revolutionary War, new federal
government owned the land in the
13 colonies. Learn More |
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