Posted on: 08th Jan, 2013 06:17 am
If a house has been built on property of 5 acres or more and land cannot be split up. The Grantor wants to give house to grantee through the quitclaim deed, does that mean that the land can be split up this way? That the grantee can sell the house without the rest of the property?
The quitclaim deed will need a legal description, the land described in the legal description is what is conveyed. For information on splitting up a parcel contact the appropriate County/City office. I don't know where the property is, but I'd start with the County Assessor's office.
Welcome jimerma,
It is not very easy to split up the land. I agree with Guest that it will be better to contact the County office if you wish to split up the land. A quitclaim deed will only help the grantor to transfer the whole property to the grantee.
It is not very easy to split up the land. I agree with Guest that it will be better to contact the County office if you wish to split up the land. A quitclaim deed will only help the grantor to transfer the whole property to the grantee.