Will a lien show up on a title search?

Will a lien show up on a title search?

My uncle gave my mother 3 acres of land. They had the deed drawn up by an attorney and it was filed at the clerk’s office. A few weeks later my uncle found out that there was a lien on all his property that was put there before he gave the property to my mother. My mother is now giving me an acre of her property and I am going to use the land as collateral to get a loan to build a house. When the bank does a title search will the lean that was on it when my uncle had it show up and keep my loan from going through?

Asked on March 29, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Kentucky

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