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how to get legal description of property

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ClaireRose
11/28/2025, 07:07:22 AM

To locate a property's legal description, start by examining the current deed, which contains the official description. You can also visit your local county recorder’s office or access their online GIS and public records databases. Subdivision plats and maps, often kept at the recorder’s office, also provide legal descriptions.

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