Important documents usually held by your lender proving ownership of the property.
These are the documents which contain all the information about a property such as the owner and the rules affecting the property. These are often held by the mortgage lender to ensure they can take possession of the property should you default on the repayments. Take note of the deed number to speed up your solicitor or conveyancer when buying or selling the property as it can take a lender several weeks to find the correct one.
This term has been replaced by Legal Charge Document. Please see Legal Charge Document for the definition.
The formal written document, which lists exactly who owns a property and enables transfer of a property's ownership from seller to buyer. A mortgage lender will record details of their mortgage on these deeds (which means they can take ownership of the property if you default on the loan payments)
performance of moral or religious acts; "salvation by deeds"; "the reward for good works"
Documents which establish ownership and confirm the Owner's title to the property
Legal document of property ownership unattached to any other property.
Legal documents that show who owns a property or piece of land.
Legal documents signifying the owner's legal entitlement to the properly.
Legal documents which confirm the owner’s legal entitlement to the property.
Deeds release fee Deferred interest mortgage
The legal documents relating to a property. It states details such as the registered owner and any other matters since the property was built.
The legal document conveying title to a property.
A document, which decides the legal ownership of a property.
The Deeds or Title Deeds are the documents which signify the ownership of a property. Lenders will normally require the borrower to deposit the deeds with them during the repayment period.
A deed is a document that transfers ownership of real property. A warranty deed is a deed in which the seller promises that the title to the land is good and complete. A quitclaim deed transfers to the buyer only the rights that the transferor has, with no promise that the seller has full title or that there are no liens against the land.
Legal title document which provides historical information about the property.
This is a document that transfers ownership of property from the seller to the buyer.
Legal documents proving ownership of a property
Documents signed and usually witnessed encompassing the terms of an agreement.
A general term which refers to all documents conveying property, from one person to another.
All the legal documents relating to the property for as long as the property has existed.
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