Michigan Warranty Deed Form

A Michigan warranty deed is used to transfer a property title when the buyer needs a guarantee that the title is clean and the seller is the rightful owner. A warranty deed offers the maximum protection for the grantee (person receiving the real estate) as it warrants that there are no debts, liens, or other encumbrances from all previous owners, not just the seller.

Michigan Warranty Deed Form

A Michigan warranty deed is used to transfer a property title when the buyer needs a guarantee that the title is clean and the seller is the rightful owner. A warranty deed offers the maximum protection for the grantee (person receiving the real estate) as it warrants that there are no debts, liens, or other encumbrances from all previous owners, not just the seller.

Last updated January 31st, 2025

A Michigan warranty deed is used to transfer a property title when the buyer needs a guarantee that the title is clean and the seller is the rightful owner. A warranty deed offers the maximum protection for the grantee (person receiving the real estate) as it warrants that there are no debts, liens, or other encumbrances from all previous owners, not just the seller.

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How to Format

Layout

  • The form must have a 2.5″ margin at the top of the 1st page and a 0.5″ margin on every other side and page.
  • Font size must be at least 10 pt.
  • The paper cannot be shorter than 11 inches or longer than 14.[1]

Signatures

The grantor (person transferring ownership) must sign the form and have their signature notarized.[2] The grantor should wait until they’re in front of the notary to sign.

Recording

Once signed and notarized, the form should be filed with the Register of Deeds in the county where the property is located. As of the time of this writing, the recording cost for a deed is $30.[3]

Warranty Deed (Preview)