How can I obtain an allodial title for my property? What are the legal steps and requirements involved in acquiring allodial title in my state? Are there any specific benefits or drawbacks to pursuing allodial title compared to traditional property ownership?
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Allodial title is the ownership of property without any kind of superior landlord. This includes land and buildings. In the United States, all land is subject to taxes and eminent domain by the government, so it is not possible to get an allodial title. Some states do have allodial title land provisions in their constitution, but since all land is still subject to taxes and the possibility of imminent domain, they are not true allodial titles.
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How can I obtain an allodial title for my property? What are the legal steps and requirements involved in acquiring allodial title in my state? Are there any specific benefits or drawbacks to pursuing allodial title compared to traditional property ownership?
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August 5, 2024
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