An encumbrance is a claim, restriction or interest registered against a property’s title that can affect its use, value or transfer. Common examples include mortgages, easements, caveats and covenants.
Before you buy or sell, it’s important to understand any encumbrances on the title so there are no surprises at settlement. At Your Property Concierge, we review your title searches, explain what each encumbrance means in plain English, and coordinate everything needed to settle with confidence.
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