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General of Warranty Deed

Contains all 5 covenants.


Greatest protection for the grantee. Most liability for Grantor. (TYPICAL)

Special Warranty Deed

One covenant deed


Grantor promises that there IS NOT an encumbrance on the title.


Can't make the 5 promises. Buyer does due diligence "Sharer's Deed"

Bargain & Sale Deed

-Contains no covenants


-No Warranties


-Does not imply ownership

Quit Claim Deed

Conveys whatever rights & interests are held by the grantor

Gift Deed

Any deed where the consideration, is good consideration b

Correction Deed

Added to correct a previous deed.

Voluntary Deed ( Deed in Lieu)

Added instead of foreclosure

Dedication

When someone deeds their property to a nonprofit for a public benefit.

Dedication

When someone deeds their property to a nonprofit for a public benefit.

Will

Instructions left o convey real or personal property upon one's death. **MUST BE PROBATED**

Devise

Gift of real estate (by will)

Bequest or Legacy

Gift of personal property (by will)

Executor

Personal rep: person named in the will to carry out the instructions.

Administrator

Court appointed position

Holograph will

Entirely handwritten & not witnessed.

Nun-Cupative Will

Oral or spoken (personal, not real estate)

Nun-Cupative Will

Oral or spoken (personal, not real estate)

Codicil

An amendment to an existing will.

Nun-Cupative Will

Oral or spoken (personal, not real estate)

Codicil

An amendment to an existing will.

Testate

Someone who has died WITH a will.

Nun-Cupative Will

Oral or spoken (personal, not real estate)

Codicil

An amendment to an existing will.

Testate

Someone who has died WITH a will.

Intestate

Someone who died WITHOUT a will