Deeds:
A deed is a legal document by which a person transfers ownership of real property to another individual. The transfer of title through a deed grants the new owner the right to utilize the property as their own.
There are three main types of deeds involving property:
General Warranty Deed
General warranty deeds are widely used and provide the highest level of protection and guarantees for property buyers. These deeds are accompanied by a binding promise, known as a warranty, wherein the seller assures that they hold a clear title to the property and have the legal authority to sell it.
Special Warranty Deed
A special warranty deed offers a narrower scope of protection compared to a general warranty deed, yet it assures the purchaser of a clear title for the duration of the grantor’s ownership of the property.
Quitclaim Deed
Quitclaim deeds are typically employed to facilitate the transfer of property between family members. In instances of divorce, for example, ex-spouses may employ a quitclaim deed to remove one party’s name and interest from the property title.
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