Sentence examples for hold title to from inspiring English sources

In a traditional home, the owner will hold title to the home and land.

The seller of the equipment continues to hold title to the equipment until payment has been completed.

Created by Fannie, Freddie and big banks, MERS claims to hold title to roughly half the nation's home mortgages.

That means the 2,700 lease owners can buy and sell houses but never hold title to the land.

True, there are many ways married couples or those in a civil union can hold title to a home.

The court is hearing the case, which is technically over who should hold title to the land.

(It now holds title to about 94 percent of Still's total output).

However, there is a catch: holding title to a property does not give you the right to sell it.

In 1985, the city held title to 10,376 residential buildings; by the end of the 2000 fiscal year, it held 2,917 buildings.

Any equipment the Department of Defense still holds title to could be recalled, but there were no immediate plans to do so.

The government held title to the land, and these accounts were meant to collect and disburse the revenues.