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Property Deed Transfers
Deeds and Documents
Read About the Most Common Documents
Warranty Deeds
Warranty Deed
Most commonly used Deed to transfer real estate property ownership.
General Warranty Deed
Unlimited title warranties both express and implied.
Special Warranty Deed
Limited title warranties. Seller only guarantees they have not caused any title issues during their ownership.
Gift Deed
A Warranty Deed where nothing is given for the Deed. Often used to transfer property to a family member.
Deed Without Warranty
Transfers property without any title warranties, express or implied.
Estate Planning Deeds and Documents
Right of Survivorship
Created by a Survivorship Agreement. When a co-owner dies, the surviving co-owner receives the deceased owner’s interest in the property without probate.
Life Estate Deed
Transfers future ownership of a property to a person referred to as the Remainderman. The current owner becomes a Life Tenant
Lady Bird Deed
Also known as an Enhanced Life Estate Deed. The Life Tenant retains the right to sell or mortgage the property until their death
Transfer on Death Deed
Designates the person(s) to receive a property upon the owner’s death.
Trust for Real Estate
Trust to own real estate and other assets for the benefit of your spouse, children and grandchildren.
Additional Deeds and Documents
Affidavit of Heirship
Identifies the heirs of a deceased property owner who died with or without a Will.
Executor’s Deed
Transfers property from the estate of a deceased property owner to the heir(s) designated in their Will. Requires a probated Will and Letters Testamentary.
Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
Transfers property to the lender without foreclosure. Lender must agree to accept.
Seller Financing
Documents include a Deed of Trust, a Promissory Note and a Warranty Deed.
LLC For Real Estate
Formation of a Limited Liability Company to own real estate. Often used for rental property.
Deed Transfer After Death
Documents which may be needed to transfer property after an owner has died without a Will or other Estate Planning document in place.
Quit Claim Deed
Give up or relinquish any claims or interest in a property. Does NOT transfer title in Texas.
Additional Legal Documents
Affordable, flat-rate fees on our ready-to-be-signed legal documents.
Articles
How to add your spouse to your house title in Texas
How to Update Your Name on Your Texas Property Deed After Your Name Changes
How to Transfer a House Deed to a Family Member in Texas
How to Change the Name on Property Title Deeds in Texas
How Do You Transfer a Deed After Death in Texas
Texas Gift Deed
Texas Real Estate Power of Attorney
Affidavit of Death in Texas
Texas Deed of Trust
Deed of Trust to Secure Assumption in Texas
Texas Laws of Inheritance for Real Estate
Removing a Name From a Deed After Divorce in Texas
Transferring Property to and from an LLC
How Much Does It Cost to Transfer a House Title in Texas
General Warranty Deed vs Special Warranty Deed
The Difference Between Deed vs Title
Order a Document
Order a Deed or Other Document
ORDER A DEED – MAIN
GENERAL WARRANTY DEEDS
General Warranty Deed – Main
Gift Deed
GWD – Add a Person
GWD – Add Person with RoS
GWD – Remove a Person
GWD – Update a Name
GWD – Transfer to a Trust
GWD – Transfer from a Trust
GWD – Transfer to an LLC
GWD – Transfer from an LLC
SPECIAL WARRANTY DEEDS
Special Warranty Deed – Main
SWD – Divorce
estate planning DEEDS and documents
Life Estate Deed
Lady Bird Deed
Enhanced Life Estate Deed
Transfer on Death Deed
Right of Survivorship
Survivorship Agreement
Trust for Real Estate
Certificate of Trust
Additional Deeds
Executor’s Deed
Administrator’s Deed
Correction Deed
Assumption Deed
Quit Claim Deed
Additional Documents
Power of Attorney for Real Estate
Revocation of Power of Attorney
Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
LLC for Real Estate
Seller/Owner Finance Documents
Assumption Documents
Affidavit of Death or Survivorship
Additional Documents
FAQ
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Property Deed Transfers
Deeds and Documents
WARRANTY DEEDS
Warranty Deed
Most commonly used Deed to transfer real estate property ownership.
General Warranty Deed
Unlimited title warranties both express and implied.
Special Warranty Deed
Limited title warranties. Seller only guarantees they have not caused any title issues during their ownership.
Gift Deed
A Warranty Deed where nothing is given for the Deed. Often used to transfer property to a family member.
Deed Without Warranty
Transfers property without any title warranties, express or implied.
ESTATE PLANNING DEEDS AND DOCUMENTS
Right of Survivorship
Created by a Survivorship Agreement. When a co-owner dies, the surviving co-owner receives the deceased owner’s interest in the property without probate.
Life Estate Deed
Transfers future ownership of a property to a person referred to as the Remainderman. The current owner becomes a Life Tenant
Lady Bird Deed
Also known as an Enhanced Life Estate Deed. The Life Tenant retains the right to sell or mortgage the property until their death
Transfer on Death Deed
Designates the person(s) to receive a property upon the owner’s death.
Trust for Real Estate
Trust to own real estate and other assets for the benefit of your spouse, children and grandchildren.
ADDITIONAL DEEDS AND DOCUMENTS
Affidavit of Heirship
Identifies the heirs of a deceased property owner who died with or without a Will.
Executor’s Deed
Transfers property from the estate of a deceased property owner to the heir(s) designated in their Will. Requires a probated Will and Letters Testamentary.
Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
Transfers property to the lender without foreclosure. Lender must agree to accept.
Seller Financing
Documents include a Deed of Trust, a Promissory Note and a Warranty Deed.
LLC For Real Estate
Formation of a Limited Liability Company to own real estate. Often used for rental property.
Deed Transfer After Death
Documents which may be needed to transfer property after an owner has died without a Will or other Estate Planning document in place.
Quit Claim Deed
Give up or relinquish any claims or interest in a property. Does NOT transfer title in Texas.
Additional Legal Documents
Affordable, flat-rate fees on our ready-to-be-signed legal documents.
Articles
How to add your spouse to your house title in Texas
How to Update Your Name on Your Texas Property Deed After Your Name Changes
How to Transfer a House Deed to a Family Member in Texas
How to Change the Name on Property Title Deeds in Texas
How Do You Transfer a Deed After Death in Texas
Texas Laws of Inheritance for Real Estate
Removing a Name From a Deed After Divorce in Texas
Transferring Property to and from an LLC
How Much Does It Cost to Transfer a House Title in Texas
General Warranty Deed vs Special Warranty Deed
The Difference Between Deed vs Title
Texas Gift Deed
Texas Real Estate Power of Attorney
Affidavit of Death in Texas
Texas Deed of Trust
Deed of Trust to Secure Assumption in Texas
Order a Document
Order a Deed or Other Document
ORDER A DEED – MAIN
GENERAL WARRANTY DEEDS
General Warranty Deed – Main
Gift Deed
GWD – Add a Person
GWD – Add person with ROS
GWD – Remove a Person
GWD – Update a Name
GWD – Transfer to LLC
GWD – Transfer From LLC
GWD – Transfer to Trust
GWD – Transfer From Trust
SPECIAL WARRANTY DEEDS
Special Warranty Deed – Main
SWD – Divorce
ESTATE PLANNING DEEDS AND DOCUMENTS
Life Estate Deed
Lady Bird Deed
Enhanced Life Estate Deed
Transfer on Death Deed
Right of Survivorship
Survivorship Agreement
Trust for Real Estate
Certificate of Trust
ADDITIONAL DEEDS
Executor’s Deed
Administrator’s Deed
Correction Deed
Assumption Deed
Quit Claim Deed
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS
Power of Attorney for Real Estate
Revocation of Power of Attorney
Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
LLC for Real Estate
Seller/Owner Finance Documents
Assumption Documents
Affidavit of Death or Survivorship
Additional Documents
FAQ
Contact Us
972-960-1850
Scott@TexasPropertyDeeds.com
Texas Real Estate Law
Texas Real Estate Law
Texas Laws of Inheritance for Real Estate
Texas Real Estate Law
How Much Does It Cost to Transfer a House Title in Texas
Texas Real Estate Law
How to add your spouse to your house title in Texas
Texas Real Estate Law
How to Update Your Name on Your Texas Property Deed After Your Name Changes
Texas Real Estate Law
Deed of Trust to Secure Assumption in Texas
Texas Real Estate Law
Affidavit of Death in Texas
Texas Real Estate Law
Texas Real Estate Power of Attorney
Texas Real Estate Law
How to Transfer a House Deed to a Family Member in Texas
Texas Real Estate Law
How to Change the Name on Property Title Deeds in Texas
Texas Real Estate Law
Removing a Name From a Deed After Divorce in Texas
Texas Real Estate Law
Texas Gift Deed
Texas Real Estate Law
The Difference Between Deed vs Title
Texas Real Estate Law
General Warranty Deed vs Special Warranty Deed
Texas Real Estate Law
Transferring Property to and from an LLC
Texas Real Estate Law
Texas Deed of Trust (Trust Deed)
Texas Real Estate Law
How Do You Transfer a Deed After Death in Texas
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