Tennessee Special Warranty Deed Form

A Tennessee special warranty deed effects a change in ownership of real estate and provides the grantee a warranty that any title issues caused during the grantor’s possession are resolved. The deed’s warranty does not apply to issues established prior to the grantor owning the property, and will be left to the grantee to remedy.

Tennessee Special Warranty Deed Form

A Tennessee special warranty deed effects a change in ownership of real estate and provides the grantee a warranty that any title issues caused during the grantor’s possession are resolved. The deed’s warranty does not apply to issues established prior to the grantor owning the property, and will be left to the grantee to remedy.

Last updated March 26th, 2025

A Tennessee special warranty deed effects a change in ownership of real estate and provides the grantee a warranty that any title issues caused during the grantor’s possession are resolved. The deed’s warranty does not apply to issues established prior to the grantor owning the property, and will be left to the grantee to remedy.

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Recording Requirements

  • The grantor’s signature must be acknowledged by a notary or proved by two subscribing witnesses.[1]
  • Documents must not exceed 8.5 by 14 inches to be valid for recording.[2]
  • A 3 inch top right margin is recommended to meet filing requirements in certain counties.[3]

Deed recording takes place at the Register of Deeds for the county in which the property is located.[4] The cost to record is $12 (for the first two pages; each additional page is $5).[5]