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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
What is not correct? I'm not a lawyer. But, if I asked a lawyer who owned a property, I think the first place they would go would be to the county records. Where else would they go? The county maintains the official property ownership records. I guess someone could challenge the county records in court, but, if they won, the county would just change their records.
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You said: "whoever the county says owns the land, is who owns it". That is simply wrong.
There is no obligation to "Record" a Deed in Florida or in any other state that I know of. Ownership transfers upon execution of a deed, not the recording of a deed.
Obviously you're not a lawyer, because any 1st Year Law Student would know better.