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Title Abstractor:
Assesses pertinent legal or insurance details or section of statute or case law to summarize for purposes of examination, proof, or ready reference.
Searches public and private records, such as mortgages, tax records, liens, judgments, easements, vital statistics and plat...
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Title Abstractor:
Assesses pertinent legal or insurance details or section of statute or case law to summarize for purposes of examination, proof, or ready reference.
Searches public and private records, such as mortgages, tax records, liens, judgments, easements, vital statistics and plat and map books, to chronicle events about a property and determine the legal status and owner of the property's title.
Examines statutes and case law, and in cases of real estate,
checks zoning ordinances for any land restrictions.
Reports findings into a property abstract or abstract of title report. Prepares and issues title insurance policies guaranteeing the validity of a property's title. May prepare property descriptions, lease documents, grants, deeds and easements. (Source: eDOT Job Description)
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