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Alabama real estate documents are recorded with the:

Correct Answer

B) County probate court (probate judge)

Alabama is unique in that real estate documents are recorded with the county probate court (probate judge), rather than a separate recorder of deeds office.

Answer Options
A
Secretary of State
B
County probate court (probate judge)
C
AREC
D
Circuit court clerk

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Related Topics:

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Key Terms:

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