A North Dakota transfer on death deed is used by a real estate owner to transfer their property to a beneficiary when they die outside of probate. The deed doesn’t take effect until the owner’s passing, after which the property is automatically conveyed to the new owner. If the deed is executed by joint owners, the transfer occurs following the last surviving owner’s death.
A North Dakota transfer on death deed is used by a real estate owner to transfer their property to a beneficiary when they die outside of probate. The deed doesn’t take effect until the owner’s passing, after which the property is automatically conveyed to the new owner. If the deed is executed by joint owners, the transfer occurs following the last surviving owner’s death.
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