The following is the information our lawyer will obtain in your title search, please do not use a lawyer that is not approved by us, because the insurance company will not accept the search as valid.
Property Registration Information – which includes:
- Location and Address
- Area in square meter
- Type description and use of the property
- Information regarding any burden to the title of the property.
- Lease agreements or other agreements granting use of the property.
- Registered liens, easements, encumbrances or limitations.
- Chain of Title.
Title Search also requires:
- Certificate of absence of Liens
- Certificate issued by the Catastro Office regarding total area and registered value of lead and improvements.
- Survey with Delineation of the Meets and Bounds.
- Good Standing Tax Certificate for the Property.
- Good Standing or EVIDENCE OF Payment of water, sewage and other Contributions.
- Condominium Property Regime, if applicable.
- Time Share Regime, if applicable.
- Ground Lease Structure, if applicable.
- Mortgage Indebtedness and Mortgage Cancellations.
- Covenants, Conditions and Registrations on the Property.
- Description of Physical Inspection (including for review of easements for possession by third parties).
- Impending Litigation: report of Legal Status of any lawsuits affecting the property.
- Appraisal of the Property.
Part of obtaining title insurance is conducting a title search. A title search must be done by a lawyer. We work with a network of lawyers that we can recommend to do this search for you. For more information please contact us at forlacol@gmail.com or by phone (507) 6676 5151 (Ursula)













