A Kansas transfer on death (TOD) deed is a form used to assign a real estate beneficiary to receive a property title upon the owner’s death. During the owner’s lifetime, they will remain the legal title holder with full property rights and the ability to revoke the TOD at any time. Like with a living trust, this document allows the owner’s property to bypass the probate process when their estate is distributed. By executing a TOD, the owner ensures that after they die, their owned real estate will be directly transferred to the devisee of their choosing.
A Kansas transfer on death (TOD) deed is a form used to assign a real estate beneficiary to receive a property title upon the owner’s death. During the owner’s lifetime, they will remain the legal title holder with full property rights and the ability to revoke the TOD at any time. Like with a living trust, this document allows the owner’s property to bypass the probate process when their estate is distributed. By executing a TOD, the owner ensures that after they die, their owned real estate will be directly transferred to the devisee of their choosing.
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