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Land register extract
26.04.2024
What is an extract from the land register?
An extract from the land register is an official document that contains all the essential information about a property and provides legal security.
It includes:
- Ownership structureThe extract shows who the current owner of the property is.
- Loads and loadsIt provides information about existing mortgages, land charges or other financial obligations encumbering the property.
- Third party rightsThese are rights of persons or institutions who are not owners but have certain claims to the property, such as neighbours with rights of way or utility companies with pipeline rights.
- Location and size of the propertyThe extract from the land register contains information on the exact location and size of the property.
The land register extract is crucial for the purchase or sale of a property, as it clearly documents all legal aspects.
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Where do I apply for an extract from the land register?
You can obtain an extract from the land register from responsible land registry apply. As a rule, this is the local court in whose district the property is located.
The following options are available to you:
- Personal applicationYou can go directly to the land registry and request an extract.
- Written applicationYou can request the land register extract in writing from the land registry, either by post or by e-mail.
- Online applicationIn some federal states it is possible to apply for an extract from the land register online via the relevant local court or service portals.
It should be noted that only persons with a legitimate interest, such as owners, notaries or potential buyers with the owner's permission, may inspect an extract from the land register.
If you require further information on the land register extract or would like to apply for an extract, you will find detailed information on the website of the Berlin courts under the following link:
