A New Mexico transfer on death deed is used to name a party to receive ownership of real estate upon the grantor’s death. After the deed is recorded, the transferor maintains full rights to the property and may revoke the form at any time. Unlike a last will and testament, this type of document does not pass through probate before the property can be transferred to the new owner.
A New Mexico transfer on death deed is used to name a party to receive ownership of real estate upon the grantor’s death. After the deed is recorded, the transferor maintains full rights to the property and may revoke the form at any time. Unlike a last will and testament, this type of document does not pass through probate before the property can be transferred to the new owner.
Revocation of Transfer on Death Deed – Used to cancel a transfer on death deed.
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No state-wide requirement; counties may impose local rules.
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