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Quit Claim and survivorship
I'm buying two parcels. I am planning on getting quit claim deeds for ease and expediency.
The previous deed has the name of two dead parents and the son with rights of survivorship.
If a new quit claim deed is created and filed, what issues could arise? Is having copies of death certificates on hand enough? Can death certificates be filed with the deeds?
Thanks!