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abstract of title
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Abstract of Title
In real estate, a brief history of the ownership of a piece of property. That is, the abstract of title has a summary of all the previous owners and dates of sale. It also lists any potential, conflicting claims to the property. See also: Clear title.

abstract of title
Synopsis of all prior owners and important claimants to property, with the date and origin of their rights and date and manner of termination, together with all current owners, lienholders, easements, or other such claims against the property.


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If you did this correctly, or with the aid of your attorney correctly, that interest document or Memorandum of Option will show up in the title abstract.
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