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Deed of Sale
2 Forms
Now, there are two popular ways in which the grantor can convey and transfer the property to using a deed. These are namely the general warranty deed and quitclaim deed. To elaborate, a general warranty guarantees the title of the grantor towards the property conveyed, including the title over the property under its past owners. On the other hand, a quitclaim deed provides no guarantee from the grantor, and, is mainly for real estate transfers where there is no sale involved—business arrangements, divorce, litigation, or transfers between family members....Read More
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Deed of Trust
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Mortgage Deed
But regardless of how a real estate transfer is closed, a deed of sale must be signed by both parties in front of a notary public and several witnesses. Without these, the grantee cannot fully own the property as a fully executed deed of sale is required to have a title over it. The signing requirements for a deed of sale vary from state to state, so better check on them first before making one.