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A seller can grant you a title in property by transferring the property by warranty deed. The deed gives you the rights to the property without any liens or claims from persons claiming a right on the property. Title to a business lot can be yours. A few reliable acts ensure you get your title. |
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Step 1 Have the owner selling the property make up a warranty deed. The seller writes language transferring the property from the seller to you. The deed has a full written description of the property, accurate to the last detail. The seller prints his name and your name Step 2 Seller requests a title search from a professional. The professional reviews the records on the property to find any liens or claims to a right on the property. If there are no liens or claims, the title can be transferred by warranty deed. If the seller does not have a title search done, do the search yourself. Step 3 The seller has the deed notarized by a notary public. In the presence of the notary public, and before two witnesses, the seller signs the deed. The witnesses sign their names. The notary public notarizes the deed. Step 4 Seller delivers the deed to you. Delivery gives you evidence the property ownership has been transferred. Step 5 You sign and date the warranty deed. Step 6 Seller records the deed at the county recorder's office. The records serve as proof of ownership. |
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