A Louisiana quit claim deed conveys in writing the transfer of property from a vendor to a vendee without any guarantees of a clean title. Unlike other deeds, a quit claim contains no assurances from the vendor that they hold interest in the property or that the real estate is free of claims. These deeds are typically used when gifting property to family members.
A Louisiana quit claim deed conveys in writing the transfer of property from a vendor to a vendee without any guarantees of a clean title. Unlike other deeds, a quit claim contains no assurances from the vendor that they hold interest in the property or that the real estate is free of claims. These deeds are typically used when gifting property to family members.
A Louisiana quit claim deed conveys in writing the transfer of property from a vendor to a vendee without any guarantees of a clean title. Unlike other deeds, a quit claim contains no assurances from the vendor that they hold interest in the property or that the real estate is free of claims. These deeds are typically used when gifting property to family members.
Deeds must comply with the following formatting requirements to be recorded[4]:
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