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Lorain County Recorder
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Term: 4 years
Salary: $59,185
Job Description: Record deeds, mortgages, plats, leases, powers of attorney, and proceedings of annexation and municipal incorporation. Serves as a member of the County Records Commission, which is responsible for disposing of outdated county records.
Question: What recourses are available to you in disputed cases concerning property?
VOTE FOR ONE
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Judith M. Nedwick
470 Augdon Dr.
Elyria, OH 44035
Party: Democrat
Age: 61
Education: Graduate of Elyria Catholic High School, Class of 1961. LCCC Real Estate Classes, Tax Law Seminars.
Occupation:Lorain County Recorder 2003 - Present
Training and Experience: I worked in the Lorain County Auditor’s Office from 1984 – 2003. During those 19 years I worked very closely with the Recorder’s Office, the Engineer’s Tax Map Office as well as helped the County Auditor and Engineer setting the Land Standards for Lorain County, as well as represented the Auditor for the Lorain…exceeded word limit. |
Response to Question: If there are any disputes about the legalities of property, we submit a copy to our Prosecutor’s office for a ruling. That Prosecutor’s Opinion is what we adhear to. |
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Barbara J. Tate
4256 Toledo Rd.
Lorain, OH 44055
Party: Republican
Age: 56
Education:Attended Kent State and Ohio State Universities. The Land Title Institute.
Occupation:Zoning Assistance
Training and Experience:Worked for a local Title Company. Executive Director of Ohio Military Museum, where I had three supervisors working for me. Member of Lorain County Planning Commission, Lorain County Subdivision Review Board, Access Management Committee, and Voices for Children. Associate member of the Ohio Township Trustees and Clerks and Medal of Honor Society.
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Response to Question:There are many reasons for properties to be disputed and a number of ways to clear up the disputes. A couple of examples are #1 Boundary disputes: these can be cleared up by calling a surveyor and having a complete survey done of your property. #2 Ownership disputes: The public real property records are a system of records maintained by the County Recorder, that are readily available for inspection by the general public and that contain matters effecting title to real estate situated in that particular county. In theory, one should be able to go to these records and, after a careful search, be able to determine who is in title and what liens and encumbrances affect title to any specific parcel of real estate. Always remember that the recorder is not an attorney, so you may need to seek legal advise. |
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