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The Great Showdown: Grant Deeds vs. Quitclaim Deeds Explained

Mojave Legal Docs / September 7, 2024

When it comes to transferring property in California, especially in the wild and untamed world of real estate, understanding the different types of deeds is crucial. Just like a cowboy knows their horse, you need to know your deeds. Two of the most common instruments used are the grant deed and the quitclaim deed. Each serves its purpose, and knowing when to use each can save you time and potential legal wrangling.

A grant deed is the trusty document most often used in California for passing the reins of ownership from one hand to another. This legal instrument effectively conveys a fee simple title to the grantee, ensuring that the new owner holds the title securely—like a pioneer staking their claim in the wild frontier. According to case law, a grant deed “<

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