Title study
A clean-looking parcel can still hide a real problem: an unpaid mortgage, an embargo, an unresolved inheritance, or a boundary dispute. A title study traces the property's legal history at the Conservador de Bienes Raíces (the last 10 years, and even up to 30 years) to be certain of what the seller can actually sell, and that what you buy won't turn into a problem.
How it works
Request
Send us the property's rol (SII) or its CBR registration details. We identify the current owner and registered history.
Chain of title review
We trace ownership back through the required period, checking every transfer, and confirm there is no gap or irregularity.
Liens and encumbrances
We check for mortgages, embargoes, easements, litigation or any annotation that could affect the sale.
Report
You receive a clear report: title is clean and ready to close, or exactly what needs to be resolved first.
What you gain
- Confirms the seller can legally transfer the property
- Reveals mortgages, embargoes or litigation before you pay
- Protects your investment before signing anything
- Recommended step before any purchase, negotiable price or financing
Who carries out the study
Naschda Osiadacz Pinto
Lawyer, founder · Osiadacz Abogados
Chilean lawyer with over 15 years of experience and a Master's degree in International Business Law. Her firm handles title studies, title regularization and inheritance cases throughout Chile, with a focus on La Araucanía, and assists foreign buyers in English.
Property titles in Chile, at Osiadacz Abogados → contacto@osiadaczabogados.cl