By Type (6)
Deed of Reconveyance – Returns the property title to the borrower under a deed of trust when they have repaid their debt.
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Deed of Trust – Transfers the property’s title to a trustee until the property’s financing is repaid by the borrower.
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Grant Deed – Gives the grantee guarantees that the conveyed property was not encumbered by the seller.
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Interspousal Transfer Deed – Conveys a property from one spouse to another (often used for divorce).
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Quit Claim Deed – Transfers property ownership without warranty.
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Revocable Transfer on Death Deed – Names a beneficiary who will receive full ownership of the grantor’s property when the grantor dies.
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Formatting
Recording
Signing Requirements – Deeds require the grantor’s signature with a notary acknowledgment.[3]
Where to Record – Deeds are recorded at the County Recorder’s Office with jurisdiction over the conveyed property.[4]
Cost – $10 for the first page, and $3 for each additional page (as of this writing).[5] An additional fee of $75 will apply unless exempt.
Additional Forms
Preliminary Change of Ownership Report – Real estate transferees must file this document with any deed changing a property’s ownership.[6]


Grant Deed

