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Jacopo Iasiello
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Quitclaim Deed? or Promissory note ? or both

Jacopo Iasiello
  • Investor
  • Miami Beach, FL
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Thanks in Advance To ensure that my debt is paid by the person I lend the money to buy a house is super guaranteed which is the best and or both

Quitclaim Deed? or Promissory note ?

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Greg Scott
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Greg Scott
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A Quit Claim deed changes ownership. I'm not sure this is the right instrument in your case. A Promissory Note is just debt, and you could have one for any kind of debt.

I would think you would want a mortgage, with a lien placed against the asset.  Your best bet is to engage a closing attorney or title company.

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