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Electronic Recording

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Definition

Digital filing of real estate documents with county recorder's office in electronic format instead of paper.

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E-recording eliminates paper filing with county recorders. Most US counties accept e-recorded documents. E-recording speeds recording process from days to hours. E-recorded documents have same legal status as paper documents.

Pro Tip

Electronic recording speeds transaction completion; verify your county supports e-recording.

Example

Deed is e-recorded with county recorder; recorded deed is delivered electronically within 2 hours vs. 3-5 days for paper

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