In a land sales contract,the seller usually retains legal title and does not turn over the deed until the property is paid for.

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In a land sales contract, the seller usually retains legal title and does not turn over the deed until the property is paid for. This means the buyer does not receive the deed or full ownership of the property until the purchase price has been fully paid.

In a Land Sales Contract,the Seller Usually Retains Legal Title