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 Deed of Trust – Transfers a borrower’s property title to a trustee until a debt is repaid to a lender.
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 General Warranty Deed – Warrants against title defects and guarantees that the grantor has conveyance rights.
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 Quit Claim Deed – Does not guarantee the grantor holds title or include warranties against title encumbrances.
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 Special Warranty Deed – Guarantees that a property was not encumbered while the current grantor held the title.
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Formatting
Rhode Island law does not outline criteria for deed formatting. Filers should contact their city or town recording office to see if any local requirements exist.
Recording
Signing Requirements – Property grantors must sign the deed and have their signatures authenticated by a notary public.[1]
Where to Record – Rhode Island deeds are recorded with the city/town recording office where the property is located.[2]
Cost – $84 + an additional $1 may be charged for each additional page (as of this writing); some jurisdictions may set other rates.[3]