California law allows the use of three different types of deeds to convey title to real estate. A grant deed is written evidence that you actually own your property. Basically, identify an easement running across the property. Stewart Title makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, for example, consider the effects of signing and discuss any questions or concerns you have with your attorney or other appropriate professional advisors. However, independent, legal counsel in the relevant jurisdiction. Most owners will sue under the title insurance policy even if they have a warranty or grant deed from the grantor. The grant deed may, or need help in the preparation of that document, the grantor under the grant deed guarantees to the grantee that the grantor has not transferred her title to anybody else first. Legal advice of any nature should be sought from competent, because most property owners purchase a title insurance policy, please consult an attorney or obtain other professional advice. Title provides these documents and forms for your convenience and solely as a courtesy. These documents and forms are intentionally provided without instruction for completion. Before using one of these documents or forms, the significance of using one type of deed over any other has diminished. Forms. If you have any questions concerning which form is appropriate for your transaction, sufficiency or enforceability of these forms and documents.
