Articles about deeds and land registry

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Closing on a Grenada Home From Abroad: Powers of Attorney Explained

Buying or selling a Grenada home from abroad usually means a power of attorney or signing before a notary. How each route works, and the traps to avoid.

14/10/2026 8 min read

Two attorneys in crisp shirts leaning over a long wooden table stacked with bound ledgers in a bright high-ceilinged St George's office, soft window light, wide shot

Titles & Conveyancing

How a Title Search Works at Grenada's Deeds and Land Registry

A title search in Grenada means tracing a chain of recorded deeds at the Deeds and Land Registry. Here is what gets checked, how far back, and what can go wrong

14/10/2026 8 min read

Attorney and buyer reviewing papers face down on a wooden desk in a bright office in St George's, Grenada, Carenage visible through the window, over-the-shoulder shot, soft daylight

Buying a Home

Choosing an Attorney for Your Grenada Home Purchase

What an attorney-at-law does when you buy a home in Grenada, how to choose one, what to ask before you sign the engagement and how fees are usually charged.

14/10/2026 8 min read