Victoria (VIC) Land Title Searches​

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Victoria (VIC) Land Title Searches​

A Certificate of Title (or Title Deed) is provided to owners of land or property within Victoria (VIC).

InfoTrackGO sources our Title Searches from LANDATA who provide property information for conveyancers, lawyers, financial institutions, valuers, the real estate industry and the public on behalf of SERV. Our reports provide reliable, fast and up to date information so that you can make your property decisions with confidence.

What is a Title Search?

A property Title Search (or Certificate of Title) is a legal record that is held in the Victorian Register of Land at the time of searching. A Title Search will show who the property owners are and is also useful in revealing if there are any restrictions or interests on the land; helping you make well informed property decisions with confidence. InfoTrackGO’s Title Search reports are easy to use and are available for properties in VIC.

How do I get a Title Search for VIC?

Simply type the VIC address in our search bar to get access to property information and verify ownership.

Search

Easily search from millions of properties across Victoria by entering the address or folio/volume number into our search bar.

Find

Select the Title Search for your property and any other documents you may need, and add these to your cart.

Receive

Your Title Search will be emailed to you and available in your InfoTrackGO account within 5 minutes.*

What information does a Title Search show?

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Owners of the property

A title search will show who the current owners of the property are and ensures they are the appropriate parties to authorise any dealings on the land. 

Mortgages on the property

Your report will show if there is a mortgage on the property and whether it is held by a financial institution or individual. It is important that mortgages are discharged before settlement.

Easements

An easement on a property means that another person or party have a right to access your land or property for a specific purpose, and may restrict your use or plans for the property.

Covenants

Covenants are agreements and/or restrictions on the land or property and dictate what a property owner can and can’t do, with an intention to protect the integrity or look and feel of the neighbourhood. 

Caveats

A caveat is an indication that someone else has an interest in the property that needs to be resolved. For buyers, this is vital to check to ensure your property does not reveal any unwanted surprises. 

FAQs

A Title Search is a current copy of the Certificate of Title which shows the current owner/s, the land description and any dealings associated that property owners need to be aware of. 

In most instances, Title Searches with InfoTrackGO are available within minutes of your purchase. However in some cases it can take up to 24 hours to receive your report due to availability from the authorised state Land Registry. 

A Certificate of Title, Title Search and a Deed Reference are all names used for what is known as a Title Search report. Although the names may be used interchangeably, the information included in these reports is the same.  

The Title Search includes the current owner of the property, the land description, the restrictions on the use of land, any covenants, easements and other equitable servitudes, any mortgages on title, any caveats that may be registered and the document by which the owner came to be on title.

The Title Search will advise if the seller has a saleable interest in the property, whether there are any restrictions on the use of the land and if any liens exist on the property which need to be paid off at closing. 

A Title Search is one of the first steps in the property buying or selling process and is important to know the following: 

  • To ascertain the current owners
  • To see if there is a mortgage on the title
  • To show if there are any caveats registered on the title
  • To see if the property is affected by or appurtenant to any easements, restrictions or covenants
*In most instances, Title Searches will be returned within five (5) minutes from time of purchase. In some cases, delays with receiving reports may be incurred due to delays from authorised Land Registry providers.