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As Abstractors, we prepare lists of legal instruments specific to a specific piece of land and the buildings on it, and thoroughly examine documentation such as mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, maps, plat books, and agreements to verify a multitude of factors such as properties' legal descriptions, ownership, or restrictions. We also examine individual titles to determine if there are any restrictions due to tax delinquency that will affect titles and limit property use. We prepare reports describing any title encumbrances encountered during searching activities, and outlining actions needed to clear titles.
Core tasks:
- aid in decision making by researching all relevant legal materials
- evaluate information related to legal matters in public and personal records
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What is the women/men ratio in the job of Abstractor?
Liam Brown
55% are women in this profession.
What is the most common age of an Abstractor?
Isabella Holmes
The typical age is 28.
Is an Abstractor considered to be a senior profession?
Sophie Hayes
On average, people have 4 years of experience when they start working as an Abstractor
Which industries have a lot of people working in Abstractor roles?
Benjamin Gardner
Professional / Scientific / Technical is the most probable for an Abstractor to work in.
Is a higher education needed as an Abstractor?
Isabella Holmes
No higher education could not hurt if you want to be an Abstractor
Which company employs the most people in the Abstractor role?
Sophie Hayes
DPS Land Services, Dudley Land Company, Flatiron Health and Percheron has the most employees.
How long do you usually work as an Abstractor before changing to another position?
Liam Brown
4 years is the typical lifespan for an Abstractor.
How frequently people change companies if they work as an Abstractor?
Benjamin Gardner
A Abstractor is likely to work for multiple companies as an Abstractor.
From which job titles people come from to work as an Abstractor?
Sophie Hayes
Typical prior positions for an Abstractor are Landman or Title Abstractor
What are the typical next steps for someone working as an Abstractor?
Liam Brown
Changing from an Abstractor to Landman or Title Examiner is a typical career path.
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