A Florida deed is a document that records the transfer of property ownership between two parties, usually a buyer and seller. The level of title protection the buyer (grantee) receives will depend on the type and language of the deed. The form must be witnessed, notarized, and filed with the circuit court clerk to be legally valid.
A Florida deed is a document that records the transfer of property ownership between two parties, usually a buyer and seller. The level of title protection the buyer (grantee) receives will depend on the type and language of the deed. The form must be witnessed, notarized, and filed with the circuit court clerk to be legally valid.
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General Warranty Deed – Transfers real estate with the guarantee that there are no third-party claims whatsoever.