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Sam Mitchell
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Cheapest / quickest way to process a quit claim deed

Sam Mitchell
  • Developer
  • Atlanta, GA
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I need to transfer a property of mine back to an LLC (I had to transfer to myself for a refinance) and want to do this without hiring a lawyer. I figure I can just write up the deed myself using the same language that transferred from the LLC to me, so just need to have it notarized and recorded right? What's the easiest / cheapest way to get that done?

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Patricia Steiner
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Patricia Steiner
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  • Hyde Park Tampa, FL
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A couple of options:

1. A Title Company.  If you have a relationship with one, they can prepare the document and file it for you for a small fee.  You may want to go back to the title company who did the original transaction.

2.  Obtain/buy the Quit Claim Deed online - it does need to be notarized- and file it with Clerk of Court in the county where the property is located.  Here's the steps and form # from one provider: https://store.nolo.com/product...

Please know that lenders do not allow for this so it's best to do it when you've got your refinancing in place.  Hope this helps...

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