Finder Monkey - UK People Finder

A title register is critical to finding out important information relating to a property.

Title plans are an easy way to see information relating to a property and can be used to help resolve boundary disputes.

You can now use the internet to trace people using the electoral roll.

Knowing how and when to register unregistered land is difficult as at times it is recommended to leave the land unregistered but in other instances it must be registered.

Contrary to popular belief unregistered land and property is not ownerless, unregistered simply means that the property or land has not changed hands since 1990 and so is not registered with HM Land Registry.

The land registration act 2002 came into force on 13th October 2003 completely replacing the law on land registration, together, the new Act and Rules govern the role and practice of Land Registry.

Finding the owners of unregistered land and buildings is a difficult task. A lot of people even make the false connection that unregistered land and buildings are ownerless and this is not the case at all.

The UK Land Registry has announced that property prices in all regions of England and Wales increased in July with property in Wales rising faster than any other area.

Are you doing enough to trace your gone away accounts? As your database gets older it will become increasing out of date, this can cause all sorts of problems.

More and more people are taking an interest in genealogy and tracing their family’s history. When going through the process of tracing a family tree there are often surprises along the way.