Deeds

Question 1

types of deeds

Answer 1

1) quit claim
2) general warranty deed
3) special warranty deed

Question 2

quitclaim deed

Answer 2

the seller quits their claim. Any claim the seller may have goes to the buyer. The seller makes so representations or warranties of title

Question 3

special warranty deed

Answer 3

contains warranties only against the grantors acts but not the acts of others

Question 4

General warranty deed

Answer 4

contains warranties against the grantor’s own acts and acts of others. Any claim of paramount title, the seller will defend

Question 5

statute of limitations to a special warranty deed

Answer 5

begins to run at the moment the deed is conveyed

Question 6

statute of limitations to a general warranty deed

Answer 6

begins to run on the future covenants when there is a breach (interference with possession)

Question 7

in order for a deed to be a legally effective conveyance is must contain?

Answer 7

a) who the grantor and grantee are
b) words of grant
c) description of the land involved
d) signature of the grantee