Recording
Once a deed is signed and acknowledged, it should be submitted to the Town Clerk’s Office for recording.[4] Deed recording costs $60 for the first page and $5 for each additional page.[5]
A Connecticut warranty deed is a document for transferring property ownership with a guarantee that the grantor holds clear title without any encumbrances. Once signed, the seller agrees to forever defend the title against any claims from their period of ownership and that of all previous owners.
A Connecticut warranty deed is a document for transferring property ownership with a guarantee that the grantor holds clear title without any encumbrances. Once signed, the seller agrees to forever defend the title against any claims from their period of ownership and that of all previous owners.
A Connecticut warranty deed is a document for transferring property ownership with a guarantee that the grantor holds clear title without any encumbrances. Once signed, the seller agrees to forever defend the title against any claims from their period of ownership and that of all previous owners.
Once a deed is signed and acknowledged, it should be submitted to the Town Clerk’s Office for recording.[4] Deed recording costs $60 for the first page and $5 for each additional page.[5]