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recordation

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recordation noun documentation instrument, filing with copyright office
Associated concepts: registration
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This course will prepare you for the licensing exam with courses in forms of ownership, recordation, rights and interests in land, license law, agency, rules and regulations, contracts, closings and closing costs, sellers net, leases, title transfer, finance, appraisal, Fair Housing and taxes.
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You can record this document yourself, but we usually recommend using a local title company who will be sure to use the correct legal description of the property and ensure proper recordation.
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Craig argued that the execution and recordation of the security deed severed the joint tenancy and consequently that she owned a one-half interest in the property.
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