An Ohio Land Contract should be filed with the County Recorder in the county where the home resides.
The purpose of recording a Land Contract is to provide “constructive notice” all persons that the Land Contract exists, including any subsequent Buyers, mortgagors or lenders. Continue reading Recording an Ohio Land Contract
If a Land Contract was not filed with the county recorder, does that void the contract? Continue reading If a Land Contract is Not Recorded
After the Vendee (or buyer) makes the final payment on the Land Contract, the Vendor (or seller) must convey ownership of the property to the buyer by signing a deed and delivering that deed to the buyer. Continue reading After the Land Contract is Paid