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Mortgage Community Forums | Deeds, Property Transfer and Estate Planning | In Texas, Can a Grantee prepare a Warranty Deed for the Grantor to sign? Also does the amount paid for the property need to stated in the Deed?

In Texas, Can a Grantee prepare a Warranty Deed for the Grantor to sign? Also does the amount paid for the property need to stated in the Deed?

Posted on: 19th Apr, 2010 04:54 pm
A family member is selling my spouse and I some property in Texas. I want to prepare the deed myself, I need to know if this will render the Warranty Deed invalid. Does a title company or a lawyer need be involved in the transaction?
Hi bdkoehl!

Welcome to forums!

You can draft the deed yourself and I don't think it would be considered as invalid. However, it is better to involve a lawyer in this transaction as he would be able to draft the deed in a proper way and help you in filling it out.

Sussane
smith.sussane
Posted on: 19th Apr, 2010 09:43 pm
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