Scarey Well-known member Mar 22, 2002 5,385 28 48 Edmonton.I wear a cowboy hat sometimes... Nov 25, 2008 #1 I'm trying to find out ownership for a piece of real estate I am interested in.Where would be the quickest place to find out deed ownership for it? The dwelling is a apartment building.Any information would be appreciated.Cheers
I'm trying to find out ownership for a piece of real estate I am interested in.Where would be the quickest place to find out deed ownership for it? The dwelling is a apartment building.Any information would be appreciated.Cheers
B buckwheat1 New member Nov 20, 2006 1,063 0 0 Nov 25, 2008 #2 the land registory office in your local area, it will also tell you if there is a mortage on the property
the land registory office in your local area, it will also tell you if there is a mortage on the property
A a 1 player Smells like manly roses. Feb 24, 2004 9,721 10 0 on your girlfriend Nov 25, 2008 #3 ^^^^^^ Agreed.
2 21pro Crotch Sniffer Oct 22, 2003 7,829 1 0 Caledon East Nov 25, 2008 #4 that's how I do it... @ Land Registry. do you need a law$uit representative too? j/k.. if it's owned by a company number or corporation let me know... i'll get you to the actual shareholders.
that's how I do it... @ Land Registry. do you need a law$uit representative too? j/k.. if it's owned by a company number or corporation let me know... i'll get you to the actual shareholders.
T toughb "The Gatekeeper" Aug 29, 2006 6,730 0 0 Asgard Nov 25, 2008 #5 Any lawyer can do it from his office.
B babyfinsta Well-known member Jul 2, 2005 2,375 35 48 On top of yo mama! Nov 25, 2008 #6 yes, a lawyer can do a title search to find ownership info but it'll cost you. real estate agents have access to registry info if u know one.
yes, a lawyer can do a title search to find ownership info but it'll cost you. real estate agents have access to registry info if u know one.