Recording
Once properly executed, a warranty deed must be recorded in the records of land evidence in the city or town where the property is located.[3] The fee for recording is $84 per deed, with $1 charged for each additional page.[4]
A Rhode Island general warranty deed is a document that transfers real estate and guarantees that the title is clear of encumbrances and the grantor is the legal owner. The covenants included in the deed ensure the grantee is defended against all title issues (e.g., tax liens, easements), regardless of whether they originated during the grantor’s period of ownership or before.
A Rhode Island general warranty deed is a document that transfers real estate and guarantees that the title is clear of encumbrances and the grantor is the legal owner. The covenants included in the deed ensure the grantee is defended against all title issues (e.g., tax liens, easements), regardless of whether they originated during the grantor’s period of ownership or before.
A Rhode Island general warranty deed is a document that transfers real estate and guarantees that the title is clear of encumbrances and the grantor is the legal owner. The covenants included in the deed ensure the grantee is defended against all title issues (e.g., tax liens, easements), regardless of whether they originated during the grantor’s period of ownership or before.
Once properly executed, a warranty deed must be recorded in the records of land evidence in the city or town where the property is located.[3] The fee for recording is $84 per deed, with $1 charged for each additional page.[4]