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Why We Pull the Title and Historical Title in Alberta Real Estate 🏡 | Must-Know for REALTORS®

Alberta Real Estate Tutor

Release Date: 01/14/2026

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Why We Pull the Title and Historical Title in Alberta Real Estate 🏡 | Must-Know for REALTORS®

 

In this Q&A clip, Raman explains why real estate professionals in Alberta should pull both the current title and the historical title when working with a property. Here’s what you’ll learn in this session:

📄 Current Title Search — Confirms the legal owner, outstanding liens, mortgages, encumbrances, property tax issues, and other registered interests.

🏠 Historical Title Search — Reveals past issues that may no longer be listed on the current title, such as:

• Previous drug house notices or grow-op history

• Flooding or DRP grant history

• Remediation or environmental concerns

• Ownership changes and timelines By reviewing both, agents can protect their buyers, ensure accurate contract information, and flag potential issues before conditions are removed.

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