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Ramsey Howard
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  • Warner Robins, GA
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Quit Claim Deed - Best Practices

Ramsey Howard
  • Investor
  • Warner Robins, GA
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I currently have an unfiled Quit Claim Deed in my name for my Primary Residence from a family member. The Quit Claim Deed is notarized and i have filled out the PT-61 form (Georgia), just haven't gone to the Tax office yet to file it. Wanted to be sure I am not missing anything in this process, I don't want to look back and wish i had transferred this property to myself in a different manner or if there might be any advantages to doing it differently. The residence is paid for and no money is changing hands. Any advice or suggestions will be greatly appreciated!

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