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| == The Land Acquisition Process == | | == The Land Acquisition Process == |
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| In the United States, land is acquired in basically one of two ways; from the government or from an individual. The first sale of land from the government to a person is called a grant or a patent. Thereafter, the sale of that land from a person is called a deed. | | In the United States, land is acquired in basically one of two ways; from the government or from an individual. The first sale of land from the government to a person is called a grant or a patent. Thereafter, the sale of that land from a person is called a deed. |
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| *[[United States Genealogy|United States]] [[Image:United States flag.png|40x21px|United States flag.png]] | | *[[United States Genealogy|United States]] [[Image:United States flag.png|40x21px|United States flag.png]] |
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