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You should probably check with an Alabama real estate agent or attorney for your particular case. Deeds are registered with the county probate judge but his office will not give you any information.

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Charges made on the recording registering and transfer of documents such as mortgages and deeds.?

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What is the law regarding recording deeds in Maryland?

You can find information regarding the recording process in Montgomery County, Maryland at the website below.


What is registrar of deeds?

The registrar of deeds is a section within the government that maintains public records. They are responsible for recording things related to real estate ownership and other property documents.


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Is there need to pay for transferring a title in the registry of deeds?

Yes, there are recording fees for documents that are recorded in the land records.


Can you foreclose on a promissory note?

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Can property owners be landlocked in Alabama?

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Can a name be transferred from a deed after forclosure?

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A land records system is a recording office where any interest in real property or change of ownership of real property is documented and becomes a public record.


What is Deeds system?

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