Escrow & Title
In Louisiana, which public records system is used to search for recorded mortgages and encumbrances on real property?
AThe parish conveyance records
BThe parish mortgage records✓ Correct
CThe LREC license database
DThe Louisiana Secretary of State UCC records
Explanation
In Louisiana, mortgages and encumbrances on immovable property are recorded in the parish mortgage records (mortgage index). Ownership transfers and acts of sale are recorded in the parish conveyance records. Both are maintained by the parish clerk of court.
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