Title companies first started appearing in the United States in the late nineteenth century as a way to protect buyers against uncertainties about who really owned the land they were buying. In order to determine that the title being sold is “clear” that there’s no confusion or dispute about who actually has the right to sell it, the title company does what’s called a title search.
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Generally identifying if a property has a marketable title is basically making sure that there are no liens and that the ownership is very clean and clear. There is no hidden interest in the property or an old interest in the property. The owners...
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When you do a title search basically what you are looking for is Marketable Title. Marketable title is really the absence of liens and clouds, the absence of IRS liens, and the absence of missing links in the chain of title. Missing links...