The owner of the property has a deed. Isn’t that proof of ownership?
Not necessarily. A deed is just a document by which the right of ownership in land is transferred, whatever that right may be. It’s not proof of ownership, and it doesn’t do away with rights others may have in the property. In addition, a deed won’t show you liens or claims that may be outstanding against the title.
Related Questions
- WHY WOULD AN OWNER OR REALTOR SELLING AN ENTIRE PROPERTY DEVELOP THE FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE AND AGREEMENT BEFORE MARKETING? WHY NOT LET THE BUYERS DEVELOP THEIR OWN FRACTIONAL AGREEMENT?
- Can Appendix C be used to assign SREC ownership from the Property Owner to the Developer who will not own the system, or to assign SREC ownership to a bank or lending institution?
- The owner of the property has a deed. Isn’t that proof of ownership?
