Posted on: 12th Aug, 2010 03:34 pm
I'm a single woman and want to put my nephew's name on the deed to my house. I noticed that the forms say I'd be turning over interest in the property which is not what I want to do. I just want his name on the house should I die. Any advice please? Thank you
Hi Kathie,
You can use a quit claim deed to add your nephew to your property. You need to write your name as the grantor of the property and both your name as well as your nephew's name as the grantee to the property. This will make both of you the owners of the property. You can contact a real estate attorney and he would help you in drafting the deed form and filling it out.
You can use a quit claim deed to add your nephew to your property. You need to write your name as the grantor of the property and both your name as well as your nephew's name as the grantee to the property. This will make both of you the owners of the property. You can contact a real estate attorney and he would help you in drafting the deed form and filling it out.