The following is the information our lawyer will obtain in your title search, please do not use a lawyer that is not approved by us, because the insurance company will not accept the search as valid.

The following is the information our lawyer will obtain in your title search.

1. Property Registration Information

a. Location and Address

b. Area in square meter

c. Type description and use of the property

d. Information regarding any burden to the title of the property.

e. Lease agreements or other agreements granting use of the property.

f. Registered liens, easements, encumbrances or limitations.

g. Chain of Title.

2. Certificate of absence of Liens

3. Certificate issued by the Catastro Office regarding total area and registered value of lead and improvements.

4. Survey with Delineation of the Meets and Bounds.

5. Good Standing Tax Certificate for the Property.

6. Good Standing or EVIDENCE OF Payment of water, sewage and other Contributions.

7. Condominium Property Regime, if applicable.

8. Time Share Regime, if applicable.

9. Ground Lease Structure, if applicable.

10. Mortgage Indebtedness and Mortgage Cancellations.

11. Covenants, Conditions and Registrations on the Property.

12. Description of Physical Inspection (including for review of easements for possession by third parties).

13. Impending Litigation. Report of Legal Status of any lawsuits affecting the property.

14. Appraisal of the Property.

Part of obtaining title insurance is conducting a title search. A title search must be done by a lawyer. We work with a network of lawyers that we can recommend to do this search for you. For more information please contact us at forlacol@gmail.com or by phone (507) 6676 5151 (Ursula)

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