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Who examines the Abstract to determine who owns the property and whether the title is marketable?

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Who examines the Abstract to determine who owns the property and whether the title is marketable?

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Normally, that is established by an attorney who examines the Abstract and furnishes either you or your lender with a Title Opinion. The title opinion sets forth the name of the record owner(s), identifies what interests others might have in the property (such as a utility company that may have an easement), and states what problems, if any, exist that make title unmarketable. For answers to frequently asked questions in other areas of law, select: Estate Planning Elder Law Business Law Click here to contact Carpenter & Wangberg, P.A.

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