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What Is a Register of Deeds?

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What Is a Register of Deeds?

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The register of deeds is the person who runs the register of deeds office created by local statutes. The office is where real estate transactions involving land are recorded. The records are maintained by the register of deeds and made available to the public for viewing. Some of the records often include financial statements on certain types of personal property. Offices often provide copies upon request, but fees may apply. Whether the register of deeds is appointed or elected, the person must ensure that all deeds and real estate documents are recorded in conformity with the local laws. He or she often employs a deputy and staff members to accomplish this duty because of the numerous documents that are recorded on a regular basis. The public can view records in person or sometimes on the website maintained and updated by office staff. Many offices answer questions on the phone or by email correspondence. Local laws often mandate that the records be accessible to the public to help c

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