Selling Property That Has Perfected A Land Patent

Selling Property That Has Perfected A Land Patent

Property with a Land Patent/Allodial Title cannot be seized by the government or creditors (e.g. banks or mortgage lenders) and therefore has an increased value inherently for this benefit alone. Some students have sold their property for 5% (land patent only) to 20% (land patent + removal from tax rolls) above market value when properly communicating this benefit.

When the property is bought WITHOUT FINANCING the Land Patent can transfer instantly by giving the new owner the Chain of Titles that perfected the patent in the first place - the new owner accepting and then adding their deed to the chain. New home owners must also have their Voter Registration rescinded if attempting to transfer the property's tax exemption.

When the property is bought WITH FINANCING everything from before + the 90 Day Fiduciary Notice must be done again.

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