An improperly recorded mortgage or deed of trust is effective against subsequent purchasers of the subject real property.

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An improperly recorded mortgage or deed of trust may not provide notice to subsequent purchasers, making it ineffective against them if they purchase the property without knowledge of the prior interest. Proper recording is essential to establish priority and notice.

An Improperly Recorded Mortgage or Deed of Trust Is Effective