Recording
Deed recording is done at the Recorder’s Office for a fee of $20 for the first page, and $5 for each additional page.[3]
An Alaska warranty deed is an instrument that transfers property ownership to a real estate buyer while guaranteeing a clear title. This document establishes that the seller is the rightful owner of the property, and that no other claims to the title exist. If a prior claim appears, the deed holds the seller responsible for resolving the matter.
An Alaska warranty deed is an instrument that transfers property ownership to a real estate buyer while guaranteeing a clear title. This document establishes that the seller is the rightful owner of the property, and that no other claims to the title exist. If a prior claim appears, the deed holds the seller responsible for resolving the matter.
An Alaska warranty deed is an instrument that transfers property ownership to a real estate buyer while guaranteeing a clear title. This document establishes that the seller is the rightful owner of the property, and that no other claims to the title exist. If a prior claim appears, the deed holds the seller responsible for resolving the matter.
Deed recording is done at the Recorder’s Office for a fee of $20 for the first page, and $5 for each additional page.[3]