An Ohio Bargain and Sale Deed is a formal agreement that establishes the terms of the real estate sale with a particular condition: the new owner obtains all encumbrances and liens unknown at the time of the transaction alongside the real property title. To draft an enforceable contract, the parties must follow the requirements of the Ohio Revised Statutes: the deed has to be executed by the seller (or several sellers if you are transferring joint property) after which the buyer presents the documentation to the county recorder in order to safeguard the interests of third parties that may file their claims.
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