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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I do a deal via a quitclaim deed?
I am selling a property and buyer wants to do a quick deal paying cash and do the deal with a quitclaim deed, and stated using my attorney was fine. I am new to real estate, and never done a deal like this before. Is this advisable and what do I need to watch out for?
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The risk is to them not to you, so sure, that would be fine. Just make sure NO DEED until all monies are paid. For that reason I would probably use escrow to at least transact the deal.