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does a quit claim deed need to be recorded?

Gladys
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Ingleside, IL

what if the real estate deed is not recorded after a years, is it still valid

Tue Apr 15 2008, 08:45 - Home Selling in 60041 - 1 answer

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First to answer: Paul Mackey

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There is no lega requirement to record a deed, but why wouldn't you? It makes any legal claims you may have a lot easier...

Web Reference: http://www.JPMackey.com

Tue Apr 15 2008, 12:42

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