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How long does a title search take?
A title company examiner searches the records of the county recorder, county assessor, and other government taxing agencies to locate any documents which might affect the title to a given property. Depending on the number of documents the examiner must review, a title search will take anywhere from one hour to two weeks to complete. Read this search carefully and look for any hidden problems.
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