South Carolina General Warranty Deed Form

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A South Carolina general warranty deed transfers real property with warranties that ensure clear title and the owner’s right to convey. Because this type of deed warrants that there are no liens or other claims, the grantee is protected from liability if any title issues come up after the transfer goes through.

South Carolina General Warranty Deed Form

A South Carolina general warranty deed transfers real property with warranties that ensure clear title and the owner’s right to convey. Because this type of deed warrants that there are no liens or other claims, the grantee is protected from liability if any title issues come up after the transfer goes through.

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A South Carolina general warranty deed transfers real property with warranties that ensure clear title and the owner’s right to convey. Because this type of deed warrants that there are no liens or other claims, the grantee is protected from liability if any title issues come up after the transfer goes through.

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State law does not implement specific formatting requirements, but each county may outline how a document should be formatted before being recorded with the register of deeds or court clerk.

Signatures

Warranty deeds must be signed by the grantor and acknowledged before a notary public and two witnesses, one of which can be the notary.[1]

Recording

Completed deeds should be filed with the Register of Deeds or Clerk of Court in the county where the property is located.[2] As of this writing, there is a $15 fee for recording a deed.[3]

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Sources

    1. § 30-5-30(B)
    2. §§ 30-7-10, 30-5-10
    3. § 8-21-310(1)
    4. § 12-24-70