| As soon as you buy real estate, it's a
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| | thing the clerk will check is what kind
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| must to register it at the recording
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| | of document you are recording.
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| office or wherever real estate
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| | 2. Recording
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| transactions are registered in your
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| | The recording office will copy your deed
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| particular jurisdiction. If you don't,
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| | and put it into their Official Records in
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| you could end up losing title to your
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| | numerical order. So you might end up
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| real estate due to the misconduct of the
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| | recording your deed, for example, in
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| previous owner or even due to a mistake.
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| | Volume 452, Page 209.
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| If you have bought property (as opposed
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| | 3. Indexing
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| to leasing it or accepting a mortgage on
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| | It may have occurred to you that
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| it, both of which can also be recorded),
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| | recording deeds in strict chronological
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| you will need a properly executed,
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| | order can make a deed almost impossible
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| acknowledged, and delivered deed to your
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| | to locate if you don't already know the
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| property. In some states, a mere contract
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| | date upon which it was recorded. That is
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| for the sale of real estate may be
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| | why the recording office also prepares a
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| recordable, but since you're going to end
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| | set of indexes recording information
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| up with the deed anyway at the closing of
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| | about each document for easy reference.
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| the transaction, recording your deed is
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| | Your deed will be recorded in a
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| usually the best idea. You will have to
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| | grantor-grantee index which
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| have your deed notarized.
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| | alphabetically lists recorded documents
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| 1. Filing
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| | according to the grantor's (normally the
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| The clerk at the recoding office will not
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| | seller's) name and the grantee's (usually
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| check to see if your deed is valid, or
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| | the buyer's) name, along with the volume
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| even whether you actually own the
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| | and page numbers where a copy of the deed
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| property. - that would only be
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| | can be found. It might also include a
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| investigated during legal proceedings in
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| | description of the deed and the property.
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| case a dispute arose as to who owned the
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| | The recording office will probably also
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| property, etc. All the recording office
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| | maintain a grantee-grantor index
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| does is keep the document and make it
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| | alphabetically arranged by the buyer's
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| available to people who need it. The only
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| | name.
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