An Oklahoma general warranty deed is a form by which a seller transfers property rights to a buyer and warrants (guarantees) that the conveyed title is valid and free from encumbrances. A seller who transfers real estate through an Oklahoma general warranty deed makes three (3) promises to the buyer: they acquired title rights lawfully and have the power to transfer ownership; there are no unresolved liens or other encumbrances attached to the title, and; they will remain liable for lawful claims adversely affecting the buyer’s ownership. If any of the aforementioned promises prove false, the buyer could file a lawsuit against the seller to seek financial compensation.