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Quit Claim Deed

I own my home outright, no mortgage. I want to transfer the title to my parents, can this be done with a quit claim deed. Are there any taxes I need to consider? by sarahlander938 from Santa Rosa, California. Sep 27th 2010 Reply


Crestico Funding (CresticoFunding)
#316 ranked lender in California - 340 contributions

Grant Deed is a better way of doing it, you can transfer as a Gift to your parents and there should be no Tax issues either.

Sep 27th 2010
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Carl Ashton (cashton)
#83 ranked lender in Florida - 67 contributions

Depends on what state but in Florida here is the scenario:Filing a quit claim transfers whatever interest you may hold in a piece of property to another party. You must include a proper legal description of the property in question in your quit claim deed. You must sign in front of two disinterested witnesses in Florida, which is not the case in some other states, and sign in front of a Florida Notary Public. Your quit claim should then be recorded in the county clerk's office. To record, you must pay the applicable taxes and fees at the same time.

Sep 27th 2010
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Certified Funding (INFO@CFCMortgageonline.com)
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contact me if you are in NJinfo@cfcmortgageonline.com

Sep 28th 2010
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Rudi Hofmann (CaPortfolioLoans)
#281 ranked lender in California - 380 contributions

Here's a link from American Title. It has the different documents and locations throughout California. http://www.firstamericantitle.com/blank_documents.php

Sep 29th 2010
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