If you do not have a copy of your deed readily available, fear not! The deed is a matter of public record. A copy can easily be obtained by calling your title company or by logging onto MDLANDREC.NET and selecting your county. Each county gives multiple options for beginning your search. In Baltimore City, for…
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The Lien Certificate is a document that confirms MUNICIPAL CHARGES that are due to the City. It informs the CLOSING of a piece of real estate and accompanies our Deed to the Clerk’s office as we seek to effectuate a transfer. We order a lot of Lien Certificates. They cost $55. They are printed on…
You can check to see whether or not your property has ground rent by reading your deed. If your deed is an “assignment,” the property is a leasehold and there is a set ground rent amount and pay schedule (usually biannual). The deed should give the dates due and annual amount. Some deeds are not…
In most jurisdictions, adding someone to title is relatively straightforward. But it all depends on the willingness of the current owner, or Grantor, to sign a deed adding that person (or those persons) to title. Common reasons to add someone to title include: – Marriage- An intention to share ownership costs or to apply for…
Great question! Imagine this: You’ve found the perfect home or investment property, and you are ready to write an offer. You’re excited, you feel a sense of urgency, and you begin to realize that you need to assemble a team to help you with the purchase. Who comes to mind? Maybe it’s a savvy real…
