Online copy of deed question
- April 26, 2017
- Posted by: admin
- Categories: Deed, Deed Of Trust, Online Copy Of Deed
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Question:
Subject: Deed copy online
Hello, I need the
(Copy of Deed)
Whats included for the 45 dollars?
is this a one time price.
i have a recovery business i;m working w different states and there requirement is a copy of the previous deed when they own the property
in there name. these owner has experience tax foreclosure. so i need information before foreclosure or tax sale
i will be order alot of copies of deeds for different properties
do you have a number to call to talk w someone so i can explain what i need more clearer?
Answer:
Unaray,
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, it is $45.00 per deed.
We recommend that you review the main site to learn about our services. You might also want to read the descriptions on the Property Records page for details and fees.
Our niche in the industry is providing information that our clients need quickly (usually within 1-2 hours) without the hassle of subscriptions, contracts, memberships or even logins. We use proprietary analytics software with full access to every digitized database throughout the United States. Each database is updated at predetermined schedules (daily, weekly, etc., depending on the entity) and all database content is subject to its own county disclaimers. In a few rural counties where the information is not digitized, our abstractors retrieve the documents. In that circumstance, we cannot provide the records immediately so we notify the client and offer an immediate full refund or the option of waiting a few days.
We do not provide telephone support with the exception of large custom projects. All communications are maintained in written form and saved for quality control purposes and liability reasons. Although it can be less convenient for some people, most prefer the convenience and it minimizes misunderstandings. Exchanges frequently relate to content that may affect an individual’s legal rights, so we are required to provide as much factual information as possible while ensuring that no portion of the communication can be construed by an objectively reasonable person as legal advice.
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