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Posted about 14 years ago

Quitclaim Deeds, Bargain and Sale Deeds and Warranty Deeds

When it comes to dealing with properties you've acquired via a tax deed sale or non-judicial foreclosure, it's important to understand the different deed types that you can use to convey your property.

Generally, the most conservative manner for the seller, is the quitclaim deed.  However, many buyers won't go for that as it provides them no protection agains title issues.

 I've outlined four different deed types in my latest blog post on my main blog at http://taxlieninvestingpro.com.  It covers what to think about before selling to an investor your foreclosure or tax deed property.

 


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