An Oregon deed is a legal document that transfers a property title from grantor to grantee and serves as proof that the conveyance took place. It establishes ownership rights and may provide title warranties. If warranties are included, the grantee will be protected against third-party claims, encumbrances, and other title defects.
An Oregon deed is a legal document that transfers a property title from grantor to grantee and serves as proof that the conveyance took place. It establishes ownership rights and may provide title warranties. If warranties are included, the grantee will be protected against third-party claims, encumbrances, and other title defects.
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Bargain and Sale Deed – Affirms the grantor’s right to transfer ownership but does not guarantee a clear title.