Posted on: 15th Oct, 2007 06:12 pm
transfer deed from heirs to one person
Hi,
If the heirs have already received the property, then it is not a problem. They might transfer the deed if they are willing to.
If the heirs are yet to receive the property as per will, then the will might be changed.
If the heirs have already received the property, then it is not a problem. They might transfer the deed if they are willing to.
If the heirs are yet to receive the property as per will, then the will might be changed.
Hi Martha,
Quite claim is the best way to transfer the deed. If the heirs agree to quitclaim, there is no problem to transfer the deed. The heirs need to sign the deed in front of the notary officials and then the deed need to register in the County Recorder office to make the deed valid.
Quite claim is the best way to transfer the deed. If the heirs agree to quitclaim, there is no problem to transfer the deed. The heirs need to sign the deed in front of the notary officials and then the deed need to register in the County Recorder office to make the deed valid.