Changes the laws regarding real property to require the filing of a certificate of value before transferring an interest in real property

HB 1845 requires a "certificate of value" to be filed before any deed transferring an interest in real property can be recorded by county officials. This document must confirm whether the transaction was at arm's length and disclose the property's use and total consideration paid, with the responsibility falling on the grantee or their representative. The bill establishes a $10 filing fee for this certificate and sets a start date of January 1, 2025, while allowing for exemptions in cases involving corrections of prior deeds, transfers before that date, or transactions involving federal or Missouri entities. Additionally, the law clarifies that recorded data can be used for statistical purposes and outlines specific conditions under which the information may be disclosed to authorized parties.