Here's how it works:
* Book: Represents a volume containing deeds and other property records.
* Page: Indicates the specific page within the book where the deed is recorded.
For example:
If a property's deed is recorded in Book 123, Page 45, it means that the deed can be found in the 123rd volume of the county's land records, on page 45.
Importance of Book and Page:
* Property Identification: The book and page number uniquely identifies a specific property within a county.
* Legal Ownership: The deed recorded at a specific book and page proves legal ownership of the property.
* Historical Records: Accessing the deed at the book and page allows you to trace the property's ownership history.
How to Find Book and Page:
You can obtain the book and page number by contacting the county recorder's office or searching online databases like the county's property records website.
Note:
* The book and page number may vary depending on the county and state.
* Some counties may use different systems for recording property deeds.