Property Deed

A property deed is the legal document which transfers the property from your seller to you. You should review it carefully at settlement to make sure that your name (or names) are spelled correctly, and that the legal description is correct, including the noted deed of trust and deed transfer costs. If you are taking title with another person (a spouse or a friend) make sure that the status of title is the way you want it, which may entail avoiding a quit claim deed transfer. If you are in doubt as to how title should be structured and your specific deed transfer rights, discuss the matter with your legal adviser before you go to settlement.

How to Transfer Property and Deeds

Below is a guide that provides information on how to go about transferring property, the various types of deeds which are used in property transfers and their particular uses for each, and general requirements and procedures to follow.

• Deeds and Transferring Property
• Types of Deeds and Differences
• Deed Requirements and Restrictions

Deed Transfer Information by State

Alabama Deeds	Alaska Deeds	Arizona Deeds
Arkansas Deeds	California Deeds	Colorado Deeds
Connecticut Deeds	Delaware Deeds	Florida Deeds
Georgia Deeds	Hawaii Deeds	Idaho Deeds
Illinois Deeds	Indiana Deeds	Iowa Deeds
Kansas Deeds	Kentucky Deeds	Louisiana Deeds
Maine Deeds	Maryland Deeds	Massachusetts Deeds
Michigan Deeds	Minnesota Deeds	Mississippi Deeds
Missouri Deeds	Montana Deeds	Nebraska Deeds
Nevada Deeds	New Hampshire Deeds	New Jersey Deeds
New Mexico Deeds	New York Deeds	North Carolina Deeds
North Dakota Deeds	Ohio Deeds	Oklahoma Deeds
Oregon Deeds	Pennsylvania Deeds	RhodeIsland Deeds
South Carolina Deeds	South Dakota Deeds	Tennessee Deeds
Texas Deeds	Utah Deeds	Vermont Deeds
Virginia Deeds	Washington Deeds	West Virginia Deeds
Wisconsin Deeds	Wyoming Deeds

Help from Lawyers and Attorneys for Deeds

Do you need help transferring a property or figuring out the right type of Deed to use? Consult with a Real Estate Attorney in your area. They will be able to advise you on which type of deed protects your primary interest for your property, assist you throughout the entire process, as well as assist you in sorting out complications and problems you may be having with a Deed related legal issue.