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avimac | 15:34 Thu 06th Jan 2005 | Business & Finance
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are there secured loans thet dont require to keep title deeds of property
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IMHO they don't the mortgage company would normally keep them. Mostly I think they are lodged with solicitors
17:28 Thu 06th Jan 2005
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Title to property is rarely established by title deeds now that most land in the UK is registered with HM Land Registry. So secured loans are unlikely to 'keep the title deeds of property', although a charge on the property may be regisered at the Land Registry.
18:08 Thu 06th Jan 2005
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Just to confirm, a mortgage (secured loan) is always registered at land registry - otherwise it wouldn't be secured. If the land is not registered then there would not be any title deeds.

22:22 Thu 06th Jan 2005

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