 In Ohio, Quit Claim Deeds are to be recorded with the
County Recorder or Register of Deeds. The County
Recorder is a government agency and a fee is
charged for the recording of documents. Many
times the county recorder is also responsible
for collecting any transfer tax that may be due.
Each
of the 88 Counties in Ohio have their
own Recorder's Office and each recorder
likely has
their own rules, recording fees, requirements, procedures, and
hours.
When
recording a Deed in Ohio it must be recorded in the
county where the property is located. |