Property Titles

The non-issue of duplicate titles has become increasingly common.

What you need to know about the non-issue of duplicate Titles

The non-issue of duplicate Certificate of Titles (CTs) has become increasingly common, and provides yet another reason to perform a…

By Residential Settlements | on Jun 5, 2014

Property Seizure and Sale Order and absolute caveats (much like Like apples and oranges), have some similarities but many differences.

What’s the difference between a Property Seizure and Sale Order and an absolute caveat?

By Residential Settlements | on Mar 19, 2014

Duplicate Certificates of Title (CTs) are issued to the client or their lender upon settlement of a property.

Why you shouldn’t trust the duplicate Title

By Residential Settlements | on Mar 14, 2014

Caveats on property can affect your settlement

Caveats explained: what they mean for your settlement

By Residential Settlements | on Feb 19, 2014

Encumbrances on a property can threaten settlement if not disclosed correctly.

3 common encumbrances and how they can trip you up

By Residential Settlements | on Mar 12, 2013

New caveats for land owners

New Caveats for Land Owners

By Peter Fletcher | on Sep 1, 2011