A Connecticut special warranty deed is used to transfer property with the seller guaranteeing that there are no liens, encumbrances, or other claims clouding the title from their time as owner. Any claims by third parties as a result of prior owners will be the responsibility of the buyer to resolve, making the special warranty deed riskier than a warranty deed.
A Connecticut special warranty deed is used to transfer property with the seller guaranteeing that there are no liens, encumbrances, or other claims clouding the title from their time as owner. Any claims by third parties as a result of prior owners will be the responsibility of the buyer to resolve, making the special warranty deed riskier than a warranty deed.
A Connecticut special warranty deed is used to transfer property with the seller guaranteeing that there are no liens, encumbrances, or other claims clouding the title from their time as owner. Any claims by third parties as a result of prior owners will be the responsibility of the buyer to resolve, making the special warranty deed riskier than a warranty deed.
The Town Clerk’s Office handles the recording of deeds in Connecticut.[4] As of this writing, the recording fee is $60 for the initial page and $5 for every other page.[5]
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