Quit Claim Deeds:
- A quit claim deed is one way to transfer real property.
- The person transferring the property is call the “Grantor” and the person receiving the property is called the “Grantee.”
- The Grantor signs over whatever interest he/she has in the property.
- Once you sign a quit claim deed and give it to the Grantee, the transfer is FINAL. You no longer own the property.
- If the property is financed, your name is still on the mortgage. To remove your name the Grantee must refinance the property.
- Once the quit claim deed is signed, it must be delivered to the Grantee to be final. To do this you must have it recorded at the County Assessors Office.
- You may be required to pay real estate taxes on certain types of transfers. Included with the quit claim deed will be a Declaration of Value, either showing you must pay taxes or that you are exempt from paying taxes.
Fee |
| $75.00 |
Includes preparing the Quit Claim Deed and Declaration of Value, notaries, and parcel number and legal description look-up. |
GETTING STARTED IS EASY
Please click the link below to fill out the Questionnaire where you will submit your information. Our office will prepare the documents for you to sign, usually within 48 hours of receiving the completed questionnaire and payment.
Click here to view and submit the Quit Claim Deed Questionnaire
Payment For Service
You may pay for your services by credit card (Visa, MC, Amex) or by mailing a check or money order to the below address.
Please send payment to:
A Paralegal Service
3585 S. Maryland Pkwy. Ste. J
Las Vegas, NV 89169
(702) 636-HELP
(702) 636-4357 |
