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Taylor Tindal
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
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Georgia Tax Deed Quitclaim Deed to Limited Warranty Deed

Taylor Tindal
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, GA
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I have a Seller who's held onto a property that he bought a tax deed interest in Georgia in 2012. He wants to sell it to our team but we don't normally purchase quitclaim deeds. We're waiting on a Tax Deed Attorney referral from our Closing Attorney but does anyone know the process for quieting title on a property like this? Are there any statutes or laws that make owning it for 6 years make the process easier? What's the best way for us to protect ourselves as investors, we can't get title insurance with a Quitclaim deed right? Also, is it possible for us to have him convey the deed as a limited warranty instead of a Quitclaim, without starting the quiet title process? Thanks