Using Land Registry Copies to Obtain Information on Real Estate Auctions and Executions

The land registry is a public record that contains information about the ownership and encumbrances of real property. This information can be accessed by anyone through the purchase of a land registry copy.

Land registry copies can be useful for a variety of purposes, including:

• Confirming the ownership of a property
• Determining whether a property is subject to any encumbrances, such as mortgages, liens, or easements
• Obtaining information about the history of a property, including past sales and transfers
• Identifying properties that are subject to foreclosure or other legal proceedings

In addition to the above, land registry copies can also be used to obtain information on real estate auctions and executions. This information can be found in the “Notices” section of the land registry copy.

The Notices section will typically contain information on the following:

• Upcoming auctions
• Completed auctions
• Executions
• Other legal proceedings

This information can be valuable for investors and other parties who are interested in acquiring real property. By reviewing the Notices section, you can identify properties that are being sold at auction or through execution.

In addition, the Notices section can also provide you with information on the terms of the sale, such as the minimum bid price and the date of the auction. This information can help you to decide whether or not to participate in the auction.

To obtain a land registry copy, you will need to visit the land registry office and complete a request form. The fee for a land registry copy varies depending on the province or territory.

Once you have obtained a land registry copy, you can review the Notices section to find information on real estate auctions and executions. This information can be a valuable resource for investors and other parties who are interested in acquiring real property.