Where would I receive a copy of my property Deed?
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Whoever recorded the deed is usually the one who will get it back.  Usually you state on the upper left hand corner of the deed who it is supposed to be returned to after recording. \n\nYou can also get a certified copy from the county recorder's office.  If they are on line, you can type in your name and get a PDF of your deed and print it right off of your computer.
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Go to the register of deeds office. It is usually located inside or near the courthouse. They can give you a certified copy of your birth certificate. It costs $10.
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The county courthouse is where all records of this nature are kept. They are public records so you will just have to wait in line and tell them what you need.\n\nThey may also have a website, but most likely all of the documents wont be there, just select details of the property. But you never know unless you check.
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You should be able to get the info from the tax office where the land is located. Most of the time you will only need the address of the property. Some tax offices are techno-savvy and are online but many are not. Google the County and state where the property is located, then look for a site pertaining to property taxes or the auditors site.  Good Luck.
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County records should contain a title to the property.  You can probably make a request for the owner of record using the address.
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In many states you don't need the original deed as long as it is recorded.  Each state can be different.  I can only speak about New York for certain.\n\nYou should be able to get a certified copy from your County Clerk or local recording office.
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If the house is paid for then your parents have it and it's probably hidden from you for good reason. Otherwise the people they pay their mortgage note to has the deed and I'm sure your parents know who that is. Probably a bank of some type.You can go to the courthouse in the county where the land is physically and find all the documents related to the property. \n\nFYI: A title company is a company that searches for the type of info you are looking for by searching on the net and/or going to the courthouse and finding deed and title info. They don't hold the deed to anyone's property.
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Contact the Assessor or Recorder of Deeds in your county.  Or call your county courthouse and ask at the info desk who you need to speak to.
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A form generally accepted by all county recorders is a Quit-Claim Deed.  \n\nTypically you can find this at any good stationary store.  \n\nTo avoid a potential tax liability it may be in your best interest to indicate the transfer to be an "inter-family transfer with -0-consideration".
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www.landreg.gov.uk\n\nwww.landregistry.ie\n\ntry these websites
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Look under "QUIT CLAIM DEED" not quick claim
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are you talking about the deed if so go to your local court house it is in public records under deeds
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You clerk of courts can answer that for you.  In Florida I give all the copies to the clerks office and the original papers and they put them in "packages" they want and give me my copies.  Good Luck KG
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you would obtain it from the Register of Deeds office in the county of whiich you live
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Go to www.lawdepot.com and look up "Quit Claim Deed".
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you can get a letter report from a title company.  the tital company checks to see if there are any liens, etc. on the property.
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If its a privately owned plot of land all you have to do is go to the recorder of deeds in your area. From there you can research each past owner. I've done it and its lots of fun! For a public area just go to your local historical society.