A legal description of a property is how your land is defined on government records. The legal land description can be obtained from the County Recorder’s Office and may be found on a land title, in tax assessment information, or in a mortgage agreement. The legal description is not the same as a property’s street address, as this may change from time to time. However, it is still recommended to include the street address on a deed, for clarity.
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