How to do a Real Estate Title Search 16, Professional Instruction FREE!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This lesson continues teaching the student to abstract the information from each deed onto the link sheet to build the chain of ownership. This is a very important step in the title search procedure and must be done on every title search. Each step of the entire title search procedure is clearly explained.
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Sounds like natural progression. Clearly explained. Will got
Give up info. Need for lawyer for legal citation
Some are with liens and encumbrances
I have done some added further research after I first discovered this video and now watching this again I can see that this is excellent practical information! I'm very thankful. Also I am curious, when you are grabbing the information from the grantee section of the book (Vincent S, Scott's grantee page in 1987 in this example) are you getting all the info (e.g. Merill Lynch as the grantor) from that page or are you just getting the page number and book number references from that page so that you can go to a grantor book and get the info?
I know it should probably be obvious but I thought it was worth asking.
Thanks!
I am just getting the deed book and page number from the Grantee Index. Then I pull that deed and abstract the actual deed information onto the link sheet. Please feel free to contact me at: TitleSearch1@gmail.com
Thanks for the question.
great job william
Great vid --- do you have any how to do a lien search video?