How to Find Your Deed Online

Use the internet and online resources locate your recorded deed. As an example, I walk you through how to find and print a deed at the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds in Boston, Massachusetts.
If you need to locate your deed, you can follow the instructions to locate it. Many counties allow you do simply download a copy and save it or print it for your records. Other counties and registries charge a fee to print, or require online access accounts.

These same tips can help you confirm in what book/page your deed is recorded, so that you can order a copy by mail; by sending in the required fee payable to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The same process applies to any county or registry for your city or town. If you cannot print it or download it, you can call the records office directly and ask how many pages the document is, and what the total fee will be to get a copy in the mail. Some may let you order and pay online. Thank you for watching.

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[Honestandtruth]

Thank you so much, this is very helpful. So many steps

[gamersrant]

I can't seem to find the right website for VA, Franklin county

[zeezee]

They are still blocking me from researching. How many times do I have to say whenever I look up anything, it does not pull up correct or pertinent information. The people that stole my stuff don’t want me to see what they did and are still blocking contacts so unless someone can help me at the courthouse. This is redundant. I’ve seen and saved it and they still made money off my stuff and I’m still losing money and pending any movement.

[zeezee]

I know where that house is. I just didn’t know anything happened or ever received any information. Theft has definitely happened.

[vasseur]

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