An Alaska special warranty deed transfers property between two parties with protection against defects resulting from the seller’s ownership period. The seller (grantor) warrants that the property is free of encumbrances (i.e., easements, liens, unpaid taxes) during their ownership period. Any issues caused by prior owners will be the grantee’s responsibility should they arise.
An Alaska special warranty deed transfers property between two parties with protection against defects resulting from the seller’s ownership period. The seller (grantor) warrants that the property is free of encumbrances (i.e., easements, liens, unpaid taxes) during their ownership period. Any issues caused by prior owners will be the grantee’s responsibility should they arise.
An Alaska special warranty deed transfers property between two parties with protection against defects resulting from the seller’s ownership period. The seller (grantor) warrants that the property is free of encumbrances (i.e., easements, liens, unpaid taxes) during their ownership period. Any issues caused by prior owners will be the grantee’s responsibility should they arise.
Once signed, deeds are to be recorded at the Recorder’s Office.[3] Recording the deed will cost $20 for the initial page and $5 for every subsequent page.[4]
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