Deeded VS non Deeded Acreage

9 months ago
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"Deeded acreage" refers to land that is owned outright by an individual, entity, or organization. When land is deeded, it means there is a legal document, typically a deed, proving ownership. Deeded acreage provides the owner with full control and rights over the land, including the ability to sell, develop, or transfer ownership as they see fit.

On the other hand, "non-deeded acreage" typically refers to land where ownership rights are not established through a formal deed. This could include public lands, such as national parks or forests, where ownership is retained by the government, or it could refer to lands held under other types of arrangements, such as leases or easements.

In summary, deeded acreage signifies ownership of land through a legal document, while non-deeded acreage may involve other forms of land use or ownership arrangements where formal deeds are not involved.

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